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Markets will take Brexit 'in their stride'

Paul Dales thinks the RBA will cut rates to just 1 per cent.

Philip Baker

Paul Dales, one of the few economists to correctly call the RBA's only rate cut this year, says: a Brexit will have little impact on global markets.

"There is a lot more uncertainty, that gives some people incentive to move, while it makes others more reluctant," says ...

Blockchain's 'unprecedented' threat

James Eyers and Misa Han

The nation's top law firms are braced for disruption as the adoption of "smart contract" technology threatens thousands of jobs.

David Murray says breaking up the banks is not in the national interest.

Bank break up 'not in the national interest'

James Eyers

David Murray says the Green's policy to "break up the banks" is not in the national interest and will make the economy more vulnerable to external shocks.

Bill Shorten delivers a speech during Labor's campaign launch.

Labor forces Medicare retreat

Phillip Coorey

The Coalition has dumped plans to outsource the back office operations of Medicare in a bid to take some of the sting out of Labor's key election message.