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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ... Greece's debt problems are not over, this is just the beginning, says Patersons' Andrew Quin.

Don't panic on Greece, fundies say

Vanessa Desloires

Australian fund managers are bracing for more volatility in the market after Greece's resounding no to austerity measures, but say there's plenty of opportunity.

Australian banks might consider wealth sales to help fund more stringent capital requirements.

Big banks tipped to sell wealth arms

Sally Patten

Lacklustre earnings growth, low returns on equity and the explosion of self-managed superannuation schemes could prompt the major banks to sell all or parts of their wealth businesses, Citi predicts.

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Is Atlas Iron flogging a dead horse?

Mike King

Atlas Iron appears confident that it can survive and prosper, even if iron ore prices retreat back to 10-year lows.

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Baby Bunting on growth spurt

Baby Bunting has grown store numbers from four to 31.
Sue Mitchell

Baby Buntingis looking at raising between $50 million and $70 million in an initial public offer.

Banking & Finance

Ex Provident director Sweeney cops two-year ban

ASIC found John Sweeney guilty of misleading and deceptive conduct.
Sarah Danckert

ASIC bans former director of subprime lender Provident Capital, which collapsed in 2012 owing investors $130 million, from working in the financial services industry for two years.

Mining & Resources

US giant raises bid for Four Mile

US nuclear giant General Atomics has lifted a buyout bid for the rest of the Four Mile uranium mine to $71.3 million.
Simon Evans

United States nuclear giant General Atomics lifts a buyout bid for the 25 per cent of the Four Mile uranium mine in northern South Australia .

World Business

'Europe is dying', EU opponents say

 The crisis in Greece underscores the limitations of the European Central Bank's efforts to shore up confidence in the currency union and contain the risk of contagion to other countries in the region.
Guy Faulconbridge

"The EU project is now dying," said Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party.

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Initiatives boost large-format retailers

Officeworks is one of the many large-format retail sector stores that will benefit from the 2015 federal budget.
Philippa Kelly

Budget stimulus measures are likely to benefit large-format retailers, but NSW lags the rest of the country in its planning rules, writes Philippa Kelly.

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Take full control of your finances

MON00-Collett

The start of a new financial year is a good time to review your affairs, especially if they're keeping you awake at night.

Small Business

Three pills every leader needs

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Claire Dunn

Taken every day, this medicine can make the difference between surviving and thriving and Centrelink.

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Greek celebrations leave Germans fuming

The "No" vote wins in Greek referendum, triggering celebrations in Athens, and anger in Germany.

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