Big banks should take 'culture' lessons
ING Direct is a foreign bank that only sells four retail products, has the highest customer advocacy rating of any local bank and operates with the lowest cost to income ratio in the sector.
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Bright Foods' local arm headed for IPO
The float of Australian brands by a Chinese company in Hong Kong would be a highly symbolic development in the history of Chinese investment.
Regulators examine BBSW
The three main financial regulators have proposed tighter oversight of the financial benchmarks like the bank bill swap rate.
Turnbull gambles on federalism
Malcolm Turnbull has waded into Labor's strongholds on health and education with even more radical plans than Abbott and Hockey had proposed.
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Slack has spent $2 million converting a floor of a former Melbourne brewery building into its new Asia Pacific HQ.
The InterOil thriller nears the end game
This New-York-listed, Alaskan-incorporated, Singapore-based gas explorer is slowly proving that it really has hit the jackpot in PNG.
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