Sun shines on investors
As a new financial year dawns there are plenty of reasons for Australian investors to be optimistic notwithstanding the myriad threats to the global economy.
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Polls tied but Turnbull tipped to win
The Coalition and Labor enter the final hours of the election campaign in a dead heat but the overwhelming majority of voters are backing Malcolm Turnbull to win
Fund managers greet '16-17 with uncertainty
"Markets hate uncertainty and we currently have more of it than market participants can handle."
Chart will shock even the biggest bear
Of all the post-Brexit risks confronting the eurozone, contagion is easily the biggest.
Not enough corporate in-house roles
Partners are scrambling for corporate in-house roles as private practices go through a tumultuous period of contraction.
Top fund managers on the 2017 outlook
How four leading Australian fund managers see the market in a post-Brexit world.
ASIC mulls legal case against State One Stockbroking
The corporate regulator is weighing legal action against State One Stockbroking for alleged unprofessional conduct.
Parties both suffer from weak primary vote
The major parties go into Saturday's election at 50-50 - essentially where we started the campaign in May.
ASX ends drab financial year on high note
The ASX extended its post-Brexit relief rally, providing an upbeat end to a disappointing financial year for investors.
Winter chill pushes gas price to danger level
Soaring east coast gas prices due to the cold snap have provoked fears about a Tasmanian-style energy crisis.
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