ASIC swoops on Unaoil files
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Australia's corporate watchdog has seized files belonging to the corrupt oil firm Unaoil as part of its investigation into Australian executives.
Furniture giant says it has no plans to issue a recall of its Malm chest of drawers.
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Ageism in the workforce is built on a faulty premise, according to leading Australian researchers of intergenerational employment.
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The Australian dollar continued edging toward US80¢ on Thursday, as another rise in iron prices helped reverse an overnight dip.
UBS and Macquarie are the latest forecasters to call the top for gold despite unsettled global equity markets and the possibility of a Brexit in Europe.
Small cap investors will be taking a look at NetComm Wireless after its market value dipped more than 5 per cent following the completion of a $50 million share placement.
Australian companies remain upbeat about the country's future despite some market turbulence this year, says National Australia Bank.
Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan will be asked to address concerns that tax authorities have been ''soft'' on tax avoidance at a Labor inquiry being held on Thursday.
Wesfarmers provided the first glimpse of the "Karget" newly-weds on Thursday
Following Billabong, Volkswagen and Melbourne City Investments, Dick Smith investors are lining up to sue the collapsed retailer.
The Prime Minister and Treasurer have hauled in Australia's big four bank chiefs and warned them not to pass on to customers additional costs arising from a $121 million funding package for the corporate regulator.
The banking industry will launch a broad review of commissions paid to sales staff and has committed to improving protection for whistleblowers.
April 2011 was crunch time for Australian corporate high flyer Peter Gregg.
Gas suppliers have taken advantage of the market uncertainty to hike prices and shorten contract terms, while some pipeline owners are engaging in monopoly pricing, says the competition regulator following its inquiry into the east coast market.
Elizabeth Holmes is learning a hard truth: the highest fliers fall hardest. But the world's youngest female self-made billionaire still has a few cushions to fall into.
​Mitsubishi.'s disclosure that it manipulated fuel economy tests risks putting the Japanese carmaker back in a familiar position: needing help from Mitsubishi group companies to stay in business.
Furniture giant says it has no plans to issue a recall of its Malm chest of drawers.
In the wake of the Rana Plaza factory collapse some Australian fashion brands have made huge leaps in stamping out exploitation from their supply chains. Others have not.
John McGrath has backed his own management and business with the outlay of about $500,000 to buy the same amount of shares.
Investors put off by the tightening yields on strata shops in Melbourne's CBD are looking upwards to strata offices.
Charter Hall has emerged as the front runner to buy the Macquarie bank office at 1 Shelley Street in Sydney's Darling Harbour, with a price tag of about $500 million.
Neon sky signs once glowed across Sydney's CBD and North Sydney but over time some of the proud names, which still stand, are lifeless at night.
The alloy is exciting collectors looking for something different.
The new gold rush is for 'white gold' - in the form of milk powder.
The volatility of China's sharemarket may drive Australian investors away from the Asian region despite the opportunities.
Sole traders and contractors are eligible to use myTax to file their tax returns this year but there is no movement on BAS yet.
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Primary Health Care and Ramsay Health Care share similar exposure to promising demographic trends, but one of them has a clear competitive edge, says Bennelong's Julian Beaumont.
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