Negative gearing plan to hit rich
The Turnbull government has rejected Labor's policy to restrict negative gearing to new properties and will move ahead with its own plans to target high-end investors.
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Hintze sees opportunity in market volatility
Australian hedge fund boss Sir Michael Hintze believes regulations introduced after global financial crisis have contributed to dramatic market swings.
This is how it feels to run out out-of-favour investing strategy
The top holdings in Allan Gray's funds and it's a laundry list of companies investors have avoided like the plague.
The real reason banks stocks are being sold off
Even the big-bank haters accept that they've never been safer. So what is driving this bout of panic among investors?
Graduate jobs up for the first time since the GFC
After a five year slump, the graduate job market has improved for the first time since the global financial crisis.
Turnbull's star loses sparkle, poll finds
Malcolm Turnbull has lost some of his gloss, according to the latest poll that finds the government leading Labor 52 per cent to 48 per cent...
Origin case exposes dire whistleblower protections
Who would be a corporate whistleblower? It is a question a former senior compliance officer at Origin Energy is no doubt pondering.
Blockchain may be 'transformational'
Blockchain featured in results commentary from ASX, Computershare and CBA last week. This transformational change is not going away.
PM applies tax reform strategy to Liberal Party renewal
Poor Malcolm Turnbull. Ministerial doors in Canberra continue to revolve, against backdrop of a so-called NSW "civil war".
TPG, Carlyle in joint bid for Greencross
While Greencross has so-far kept the suitors at bay they would be well aware that the company's offshore comparables are under pressure.
