We are not property of the state
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It''s illegal for anyone to help us to die. That keeps our bodies ultimately under the control of governments.
It''s illegal for anyone to help us to die. That keeps our bodies ultimately under the control of governments.
The US sharemarket has shrugged off the threat of a looming rate rise and is just slightly more than 3 per cent below its all-time high reached in May.
Terrorism has its own logic. It fosters fear far in excess of the danger that it presents.
Investors seem to be over-paying for stocks showing any sort of growth, while tossing aside companies that have got a decent long-term track record.
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Investors seem to be over-paying for stocks showing any sort of growth, while tossing aside companies that have got a decent long-term track record.
As the global commodity collapse enters its sixth year the bulls are seeing light at the end of the tunnel and the bears are more certain than ever that there is nothing ahead, but blackness.
At the last G20 meeting Australia was left looking out of touch on climate and innovation. How things can change in a year.
Business has been told to grab a new opportunity for joint ventures in Indonesia in industries such as textiles, logistics and animal products.
The name Acciona is not well-known in Australia. Yet the Spanish company has been a key player in designing and building several of our key infrastructure and renewable energy projects – along with many more in the dozens of other countries in which it operates.
Reform Competition drives innovation, so a test of how serious Malcolm Turnbull is about innovation will be competition policy reform.
Defensives are expensive but investors have little choice but to park their money in well-run cycle-agnostic companies
In a commodities world being repriced by demand and supply shocks, the intent of new cheif executive Alberto Calderon's clarion was clear
There were plenty of Coalition MPs acting like a shiver in search of a spine last week, nervous about the blowback from voters about the prospect of an increase in the goods and services tax.
Global powers are at odds over whether to fight with Assad’s regime or against it in the battle against militant Islam.
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