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World Business
Exit the EU? We want back in, says this country
Alister Doyle 12:53 PM Whilst Britain's Brexit campaign is gaining ground, there's one country where politicians and business leaders mull rejoining the European Union. It's a fishy situation.
Brexit's five big risks for markets
Mark Mulligan 12:52 PM The market tumult over the growing risk that Britons will vote to leave the EU may seem irrational, or at least overdone. It's not.
US court upholds net neutrality laws
David R. Baker 11:54 AM In a move hailed by much of Silicon Valley, a US appeals court upheld federal "net neutrality" rules that prevent ISPs from slowing down service for some users.
IMF sounds China debt warning
Philip Wen 6:25 PM Surging debt and a murky financial sector has the world's agency worried.
Global jitters rattle markets
Mark Mulligan A fresh bout of global fear ahead of the US Fed's latest rate decision is weighing heavily on markets.
Weak construction blunts Chinese rally
Philip Wen Fresh data shows Chinese investment growth is at a 16 year slow.
Trump's loose lips causing pain
Nick Carey and Emily Stephenson Crisis management gets a work out during Trump's presidential bid
'What are Americans thinking?'
Stephanie Baker and Amanda Gordon The one question being thrown at American executives around the world is: Can Donald Trump really become president?
How to fend off Trump's Oreos attack
Nick Carey and Emily Stephenson As the US election campaign rages on, the wildcard candidate attacks companies from biscuits maker Mondelez to Ford, Apple and Amazon, calling for boycotts and sending down their shares. Their hands are tied.
The lunch that will set you back $4.7m
Katherine Chiglinsky Getting the undivided attention of the world's most legendary investor over a steak doesn't come cheap.
Tesla: Lost wheel was just the first surprise
Neal E. Boudette Pete Cordaro was creeping down a dirt road in his 2013 Tesla Model S electric car, when he encountered a pothole and then heard a loud crack.
'They're all bad': VW not the only cheat
Jack Ewing A growing stack of government and private studies shows Volkswagen was hardly the only company to flout pollution limits.
Brexit: Europe stocks could tank
Aleksandra Gjorgievska European shares could lose about a quarter of their value in the immediate aftermath of a UK secession from the European Union, a study testing the effects of Brexit showed.
The top-rated CEO you haven't heard of
Jena McGregor His staff gave him an approval rating of 99 per cent, but this year's highest-rated CEO has a far lower profile than previous winners such as Mark Zuckerberg or Larry Page.
Ralph Lauren wants to be more like H&M;
Kim Bhasin Facing a sales slump, the nearly 50-year-old brand known for its polo shirts will focus on its bestsellers and try to learn from the fast-fashion retailer.
Lobbyist jailed for extorting Redflex
A lobbyist has been sentenced to 15 months' federal prison in the US for extorting political campaign contributions from Australian red light camera company Redflex.
The tax havens costing Australia $6b a year
Nassim Khadem The world's poorest people, and women in particular, bear the brunt of global tax dodging, says Oxfam.
Is the annual raise on the way out?
Jeff Green and Richard Clough General Electric is the laboratory of corporate management. As the US manufacturing giant is rethinking a bedrock tradition of corporate life, C-suites around the world will be watching closely.
Lipstick advice from Warren Buffett
Jonathan Stempel It's not just about satisfying your customers. Look in the mirror - and at Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, says the billionaire investor.
Ultra-rich will see fortunes soaring
Giles Broom By 2020, millionaires will control more than half of the world's wealth as their fortunes grow faster than everyone else's, global report predicts.
Burberry CEO takes 75% pay cut
Andrew Roberts Burberry's embattled chief Christopher Bailey took a 75 per cent pay cut last year as the UK's largest luxury-goods maker struggled for growth.
Playboy mansion sells for more than $US100m
Prashant Gopal The Playboy Mansion is under contract for more than $100 million. The buyer: a 32-year-old son of a billionaire who already owns the property next door.
ALS defends quick rejection of takeover bid
Brian Robins ALS has defended its brusque rejection of the $2.7 billion takeover offer received last week from private equity bidders.
Why not just give money to everyone?
Eduardo Porter Ditch wages, and pay every citizen a universal basic income: It's one of those idea that the longer you look at it, the less enthusiastic you become.
Starbucks teams with beer maker
Hadley Malcolm Starbucks and beer maker Anheuser-Busch are teaming up to produce a bottled version of the coffee company's Teavana tea.
EU throws support behind Uber, Airbnb
EU throws weight behind the "sharing economy", saying governments should only ban services such as ride-hailing app Uber and Airbnb as a last resort.
Uber leads blessing of private unicorns
Adam Satariano Once upon a time, startups aspired to high-profile sharemarket floats to cash in and expand. Uber has no need for such traditions.
Graeme Hart's car-parts business bankrupt
Steven Church New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart's car-parts maker UCI International has filed for bankruptcy after losing business from three of its biggest customers.
Uber taps Saudi Arabia for cash
Mike Isaac and Michael J. de la Merced In its quest to build a global empire, Uber has turned to the Middle East for a $4.8 billion cash infusion.
Billionaire's fortune drops from $4.5b to zilch
Patrick Hatch Elizabeth Holmes, whose plan to revolutionise healthcare made her a darling of the start-up world and a billionaire at age 30, has a jaw-dropping new net worth: zilch.
