The swath of issues leading investors to spurn banking stocks has left them trading at a substantial discount, which is why analysts are keeping their hands off the sell button for the big four.

The chief executive and co-founder of Twitter and Square is a billionaire who pays himself $2.75 and is spending his time in Melbourne staying in a tent.

CITIC's Australian arm lowered its 2014 tax bill by using related parties in places like Bermuda, at the same time as it received government subsidies for the Portland Aluminium Smelter.

A vocal shareholder in Investa Office Fund has hit out at the current manager only days before unit holders will vote to keep the status quo or accept the DEXUS cash and scrip offer.

Investors have dumped shares in Blackmores amid a Chinese crackdown on foreign foods, just as the market darling faces one of its biggest tests.

With its stock continuing to drag along at all-time lows on Friday, Nine's man of action, chairman Peter Costello, waded in with an order that more than tripled his holding of Nine shares.