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Vanessa Desloires 3:40 PM The investment bank says it is likely the government will go to the polls in the next six months to take advantage of its high approval ratings.
Michael Pascoe 1:41 PM There is an extraordinary wall of negativity in the economic commentariat about the much-better-than-expected employment statistics.
John McDuling 11:08 AM It's safe to say technology has crashed through into the economic consciousness of the nation.
Michael Pascoe 8:07 PM How brawling, blaming and buck passing might end up driving decent tax reform.
Peter Martin 5:59 PM No one can accuse the Employment Minister of failing to take advantage of an opportunity.
Mark Mulligan The jobs market in November added another 71,400 positions to October's extraordinary gain of almost 60,000, beating expectations.
Vanessa Desloires Bank of America Merrill Lynch says a gradual recovery may lead the RBA to look at lifting rates by the end of next year.
John Pollaers Boards must follow Malcolm Turnbull's lead and not rein back spending on innovation.
The steam is clearly coming out of the housing market, thanks to a sharp decline in the level of investor lending.
Mark Mulligan Consumer sentiment sags, as the cooling housing market, talk of a GST increase and worries about family finances began to weigh on the mood.
Mark Mulligan The economy will struggle to maintain already lacklustre growth rates next year as the main drivers of expansion in 2015 start to flag, a former senior economist with the Reserve Bank of Australia has warned.
Sarah Danckert Orica reveals court judgment over its tax affairs will put a $36 million dent in next year's profits.
Nassim Khadem The case for company tax cuts for large business has not been subject to "rigorous analysis" according to leading economist Ross Garnaut.
Mark Mulligan Business confidence rebounded in November and conditions remain above average, suggesting Australia's economic transition is on track, according to National Australia Bank.
Edward Johnson Allan Moss, a former chief executive officer of Macquarie Group, has been appointed to the Reserve Bank of Australia's board, the government said Tuesday.
Julie Power Petrol prices is urging motorists to fill up while cheap petrol prices last, says NRMA's
Narayanan Somasundaram Chinese demand for Australian homes has dropped as much as 15 per cent from a year earlier as China's stocks tumbled and the economy slowed, according to real estate agent McGrath.
Nassim Khadem Parents who had private school fees paid from overseas accounts will be contacted by the ATO this week.
Adele Ferguson For years Australia has carried the stigma of failing to commercialise inventions. The so-called smart country has looked increasingly deficient.
Mark Mulligan Retailers banking on a busy Christmas might be a little underwhelmed by consumers' Scrooge-like behaviour at times, says Barclays, but the purse-strings are loosening.
Michael Pascoe After two years of high achievement against the odds, something strange has happened with our services exports.
Nassim Khadem A suite of new tax incentives by the Turbull government aim to increase investments in startups.
Inga Ting America's wealthiest 20 people own more wealth than the bottom half of the country's population - about 152 million people - combined, according to new research.
Job ads another encouraging sign that the demand for labour is improving.
President Mario Draghi is confident the measures unveiled will help bring inflation back to the ECB's target.
Ross Gittins There's no bigger question in politics today than why our governance has become so bad.
John McDuling US industrial giant GE could expand its software presence in Australia
Bloomberg News Millions of Chinese people find themselves priced out of the big cities and are rejecting the consumer trappings of a modern lifestyle.
Malcolm Maiden Forget Dick Smith and Slater & Gordon. Big companies were the big disappointment for most share market investors this year.
Ross Gittins There was a risk of recession, and then there wasn't. What an exciting week it's been for lovers of thrills and spills in the economy.
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