Atlassian worth more than some of Australia's corporate icons
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It's only been a day, but life as a listed company has been kind to the Australian tech darling so far.
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The German carmaker's chairman says the decision by employees to cheat on emissions tests was made more than a decade ago.
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Ambulance maker Byron Group is equipping new vehicles to transmit patient data to the emergency department en route.
Male managers need to rethink how they respond to assertive women.
With only 10 per cent women in her industry, Desiree faces a "cultural problem".
Malcolm Turnbull's former employer, US investment bank Goldman Sachs, says the prime minister should call an early election before the dark clouds from a sluggish economy set in.
Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes is determined to keep what made his company special before its spectacular Nasdaq debut.
The Sydney-based tech darling's market value jumped by $2 billion overnight as investors piled into the stock.
Malcolm Turnbull's former employer, US investment bank Goldman Sachs, says the prime minister should call an early election before the dark clouds from a sluggish economy set in.
There is an extraordinary wall of negativity in the economic commentariat about the much-better-than-expected employment statistics.
Shares in online furniture and homewares retailer Temple & Webster tanked on their sharemarket debut, falling more than 30 per cent.
Metcash's improving sales could be derailed by the launch of IGA in Western Australia and South Australia as concern builds that Woolworths' aggressive bid to reclaim market share will trigger a potentially damaging price war.
Apple has big global plans for its mobile payments system. But Australia's banks aren't playing ball.
Suncorp Group is recruiting health insurance experts and contemplating setting up its own private health arm as it hunts for new growth avenues.
BC Iron will suspend its Nullagine joint venture with Fortescue Metals Group in January if iron ore prices further plumb their current depths under $US40 per tonne.
BHP says the extent of the commodities rout that's pushed raw material prices to 16-year-lows is more severe than anticipated and isn't chiefly the fault of weaker growth in China.
The German carmaker's chairman says the decision by employees to cheat on emissions tests was made more than a decade ago after they realised they could not meet US standards legally.
The gold price slump to a five-year low could bring big revenue to jewellers in India, one producer says.
The high-profile billionaire chairman of China's biggest private conglomerate, Fosun Group, has gone missing amid speculation he has been caught up in a deepening corruption probe targeting the country's financial industry.
As China's exports continue to fall, a slump in imports extended to a record 13 months.
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The planned south east light rail project is forecast to attract investors and residents to the area around Kensington and Randwick, which are already high-sought after locations.
Growing demand for Sydney's western districts has led to Frasers Property Australia being able to complete the four-hectare Rhodes Corporate Park.
Mirvac could spin off half its residential business to create shareholder value, according to analysts.
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