Santos rescued but was it ever in trouble
Santos has done as much humanly possible to sustain its place as South Australia's independent oil and gas company. That said, it's hard to see how the CFO's job is sustainable.
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BHP's Brazil mine likely to be shut for years
The Brazilian iron ore operation which saw a deadly mudslide disaster is likely to stay shut for at least three years.
Shares no longer relative value
A major reason why shares have been the asset class of choice for the past few years has been their relative value. But a sharp spike in bond yields on Monday chipped away at that strategy.
Australia 'tapped out' of high tech talent
One of the nation's biggest internet companies warns of chronic skills shortages.
Question time challenge for rule out politics
Even on its first outing, the innovative, agile new version of question time looked like a particularly amateur imitation of a bad local council meeting.
GST talk spooks Turnbull's backbench
Many people do not understand any need to increase the GST as part of an overall tax reform package.
Fed rise won't cool US equities, says Citi
US shares have not peaked, according Citigroup's chief US equity strategist, who argues prices won't dim until the Fed is "three or four" ra...
Chevron paid only $248 tax on $1.7b profit
Chevron's US parent paid income tax of only $248 despite earning $1.7 billion profit on interest charged to Gorgon.
BHP suppliers hit by double payment wait
BHP has told its 20,000 suppliers they will have to wait twice as long for payment on $14 billion worth of supply contracts.
ASX slammed as US rate hikes loom
Australian shares took a $27 billion hit as investors worried about tumbling commodity prices and the risk of a US rate hike in December.
