Winner and loser stocks from lower oil prices
Companies with a domestic consumer-services focus could have the wind in their sails in the next year as the Fed Rate rise puts further downward pressure on oil prices
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CEOs turn to data to fight off disrupters
Using technology and data analytics better has become a central issue for CEOs in 2016.
CEOs upbeat about 2016
After last year's political concerns, the new Chanticleer survey of leading chief executives reveals an upbeat mood.
Fed bounce sparks hopes of Santa rally
Australian shares plumbed to lows last seen in 2013 before rebounding to a weekly gain.
Big 4 to raise $32 billion of equity: CBA
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has made two big announcements that will have an impact on the big four banks' capital structures.
Ex-Oroton boss given key Woolworths job
Woolworths has tapped Sally Macdonald to run struggling discount department store chain BIG W and online retailer EziBuy.
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Malcolm Turnbull rolled Abbott for two reasons: to implement reform and win an election. Here's how.
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Damning ruling against builder
A firm whose ties to Bill Shorten featured at the union inquiry has lost a case over treatment of a female worker
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If you're a contrarian investor you see value where others don't – but you can still lose money.
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