Vocus flexes muscle with NextGen deal
The purchase of NextGen's 17,000 km fibre network has given Vocus hope it can double its market cap to $10b within five years.
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Brexit suits Germany's Merkel
Fears that the European bank massacre would worsen subside; Chancellor Angela Merkel can expect Frankfurt to become the EU's new financial centre.
Political instability slows financial services hub plan
Australia's financial services industry is often forgotten in the debate over what industries can fill the economic void left by the downturn in mining and agriculture exports.
Murray Goulburn throws Coalition a challenge
The drop in Murray Goulburn's farmgate milk price will further incense dairy farmers and put pressure on the Coalition to help the industry.
Big 4 can ride out the Brexit dumper
Australia's big four bank stocks stand out like knights in shining armour in a world left dazed and confused by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Brexit will surely hit corporate Australia
The Brexit vote to will open up buying opportunities but corporate Australia is misguided if it thinks it won't be affected by what is to come.
Scarce growth in spotlight
As the shockwaves from Britain's exit from the EU wash through financial markets, keep a close eye on the highest-rated stocks in the Australian market.
APRA stress tests mutuals
The prudential regulator is stress testing credit unions, building societies and mutuals, writes Chanticleer.
ASIC's legal action against Macquarie brings bank behaviour back in focus
A legal settlement between ASIC and Macquarie over a failed funds management business has put the spotlight back on the big banks.
Wesfarmers a long term bet
That fact that Richard Goyder must launch a defence of the Wesfarmers business model every year at the company's strategy day says a lot abo...
Goyder's growth plan questioned
Wesfarmers boss Richard Goyder is promising to maintain a disciplined approach to acquisitions and capital management.
