Get used to lower living standards
Living standards for workers will not return to their mining boom peak until 2018 at the earliest, new modelling suggests.
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More risk than reward this earnings season
The resilient building materials sector and a stabilisation of commodity prices are about the only bright spots in the earnings season.
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Rudd not qualified to be UN chief
Treasurer Scott Morrison has gone public ahead of Thursday's cabinet meeting and questioned Kevin Rudd's suitability to become UN Secretary-General.
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Artificial market calm won't last
Investors shouldn't believe this period of market calm will lift the fundamentals that ultimately determine asset values. It won't.
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Banducci turns exorcist at Woolworths
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SAI Global has confirmed it will sell its $400m assurance business but it may trigger a broader break-up of the group.
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