Fortescue faces a race against time after it pulled its $US2.5 billion bond issue, with analysts concerned a window to raise affordable secured debt may close as soon as June.
The slump in the price of LNG is set to challenge coal as the fuel of choice in Asia, the traditional stronghold for coal worldwide.
Australian shares finished flat on Wednesday as local and overseas investors braced for word on what's happening with United States interest rates.
Premier Mike Baird has admitted his government complained to its privatisation adviser UBS about a research note put out by the investment bank's research arm.
The Fed is poised on Wednesday night to give financial markets a clearer picture of when it will eventually start to hike rates as experts warn them to get it right, or risk a 1937-style market slump.
iiNet's new chief financial officer Michael Howard has quit and returned to his old role at Officeworks after less than a week.
Orica chief executive Ian Smith said his sometimes aggressive and confrontational management style has led to his sudden departure from the ...
Claims that exposing the tax paid by private companies will make their owners the target of kidnap attempts is "laughable".
Australia needs the political will to enforce anti-bribery laws if we want to improve our stance on corruption.
Chinese "golden ticket" visa money is looking for a home in Australian mining assets.
