Volkswagen owners still in the dark over recall
Volkswagen is still unable to tell thousands of Australian customers just how or when their cars will be fixed.
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Key Stories
Biotech founder loses $90m in a morning
Aussie entrepreneur has seen his wealth hammered on a horror day for his company's shares.
IMF's approval for yuan is a big deal
China looks set to have its renminbi anointed as an International Monetary Fund reserve currency, in a milestone for Beijing with big implications for the international monetary order.
ASX slumps as Paris attacks add to woes
The ASX fell below 5000 for the first time since September in the wake of the Paris terrorism attacks but managed to reclaim that level thanks to energy stocks.
No Frequent Flyer change: Joyce
Qantas chief Alan Joyce says credit cardholders getting Qantas frequent flyer points on purchases shouldn't expect fewer points because of the RBA's review of interchange fees.
Markets can handle terrorism
The terrible wearying truth is that we'll get used to terrorism.
Ten chairman calls to toss the rule book
Ten Network Holdings chairman David Gordon calls for the removal of all media ownership regulation rather than picking off legislation bit by bit.
- Aviation City of light shines as travellers defy fears
- Business Fonterra expects milk prices to rebound
- The Economy Uber, Airbnb to face Senate inquiry
- Business Tabcorp, Tatts fail to agree on merger
- Banking and Finance NAB's Thorburn paid $5.48 million
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Forget China, there's a bigger risk to local shares
The biggest risk for the local sharemarket is neither China nor the Fed lifting rates but inflation, says Credit Suisse
In Depth
The ABC's of big money education
Big money has poured into the education sector and some have questioned what that's done to standards.
World is watching the Big Australian
Neville Rockhouse never stops thinking about it, but on Thursday he will think about it more than most days.
Nine's new man for new era
Hugh Marks takes control at Nine Entertainment Co just as the television company is no longer a television company.
Workplace
Five reasons you need to be a team player
Want to bulletproof your job and get ahead? Then forget about 'me' - it's all about 'we'.
When did you last LOL at work?
And what happens when workplace humour goes wrong?
Markets
Commodities markets 'too pessimistic'
There are three main reasons that some analysts think key commodities will start to recover soon.
Markets Live: Jittery day for ASX
Live
Shares dip briefly below the 5000-mark, as Paris terrorist attacks add to nervous investor mood.
$A awaits Paris fallout
Australian currency traders were holding their breath on Monday ahead of possible falls on the European and US foreign exchange markets due to the Paris terrorist attacks.
- Forget China, there's a bigger risk to local shares
- Aussie bonds stand out amid coming global rout
- Which ASX stocks will be raised by US rates lift-off
- Paris attacks make for grim start to week
- need2know: Sentiment sinks
- Attacks set prompt market tumble
- Wall St slips on disappointing retail sales data
- China doubles margin requirement for equities
US oil rig additions seen as temporary
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The Economy
How to fix everything: cut my tax
Forget GST, there are better ways to fix the system.
Paris attacks make for grim start to week
The S&P;/ASX 200 is expected to open below 5000 for the first time since late-September as Friday night's terrorist attacks in Paris weigh on investor mood.
Retail
Woolworths' Christmas ad campaign hits the spot
Woolworths has started its Christmas marketing campaign and there's not a celebrity chef, singing bird or Fresh Food People slogan in sight.
Finally, a rival for Bunnings?
Could a tipped $2 billion tie-up remake the hardware sector and set of a pricing war?
Banking & Finance
Employers warned by Assistant Treasurer on unpaid super
Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer says employers underpaying superannuation contributions face stiff penalties, and the government is focused on ensuring compliance with laws relating to the super guarantee.
Funds are fattening up on superannuation fees
Fees matter … a lot. The average 30 year old can expect to lose one quarter of his or her retirement savings in fees if he or she has the misfortune to be invested in a high-fee super fund.
Mining & Resources
NT gas pipeline a battle north-south battle
Speed and cost are being weighed up against flexibility and long-term strategic benefits when it comes to getting gas from the Northern Territory to where it is needed.Â
BG venture to spend $1.7b on Queensland gas drilling
BG Group and its partners in the Queensland Curtis LNG venture will spend an additional $1.7 billion to drill up to 400 more wells to maintain gas supply.
World Business
Jay Z's Tidal faces the music
Since Jay Z bought Tidal early this year, the music streaming service has been plagued by the perception that it was unlikely to succeed.
Netflix hits 1m subscribers in Australia
Netflix has hit 1 million subscribers in Australia, just eight months after it officially launched in the country.
China
Child genius claims driving Chinese baby formula demand
Chinese parents are being led to believe formula will enhance their child's brain development, sparking a huge demand and impacting Australian stock.
Supply is formula solution says Joyce
Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce says the solution infant formula shortage is to increase supply rather than place restrictions on exports.
- Alibaba sells $7b of goods in 90 mins
- Chinese police freeze $1.4b of shares
- Singles' Day: China creates the world's biggest online shopping event
- China's rich snub new Australian stocks-for-visa program
- Where Hollywood, China and Australian oil collide
- Formula Plenty of Aussie formula online for Chinese shoppers
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Property Focus
Office markets heading into a sunny future
Office markets along the eastern seaboard are entering a new phase with legitimate rental growth, falling vacancies and high-quality investment-grade properties, according to landlords.
Lend Lease looks offshore for expansion
Developer and funds manager Lend Lease will expand overseas for new growth opportunities, according to the group's executives.
CBA moves in as Mirvac, Centuria win $1b ATP
A Mirvac-led consortium and Centuria Property have emerged the victors for the $263 million Australian Technology Park, which will be the new home for the Commonwealth Bank.
ARUP engineers new office in Orica House
It's not Waterloo for Waterloo
In a turnaround trend, an owner occupier has beaten off the developers to buy a mixed-use property in the Sydney suburb of Waterloo for $12 million.
Executive Style
Would you bring your mum to work?
Many parents have no idea what their grown up children actually do.
Money
New credit card traps to make you pay
​We know about unconscionable credit card interest rates and unreasonable surcharges, but this is what you don't know.
Perfect time to refinance your mortgage
The big banks are increasing home loan rates, but that's no reason for their customers to accept it.
Small Business
O'Dwyer details crowdfunding laws
Under new laws to be introduced to this year, companies with up to $5 million in assets and turnover will be able to raise $5 million each year.
How to have an extraordinary routine
Just how do top entrepreneurs structure their days, how do they fit it all in and is there an ideal routine that would make you more productive?
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Why Atlassian is a dividend free zone
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How to fix everything: cut my tax
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Funds are fattening up on superannuation fees
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