Why no one believes it's a bull market
New research shows investors massively overestimate the risk of a crash. Maybe that is a good thing?
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Optimists rule ahead of reporting season
The Australian sharemarket delivered its third consecutive week of gains despite a rocky trading session.
Rudd's cunning plan to run the world
As PM Kevin Rudd made a virtue out of giving jobs to conservatives. Was it part of a decade-long scheme to get to the UN?
Bank of Japan stimulus disappoints
The Bank of Japan has expanded monetary stimulus but with only a modest increase in purchases of exchange-traded funds.
Shell's $3b stake in Woodside 'for sale'
Royal Dutch Shell looks to be heading for an exit from Woodside sooner rather than later, after reclassifying its remaining stake in it as an "asset for sale".
Six lessons from AMP's China saga
The stoush between a Hong Kong hedge fund and the nation's oldest wealth manager gave our governance rules a good test.
Arrium assets to be sold in one lot
Administrators say the steel businesses will be sold as one entity, forcing buyers to take the troubled Whyalla steelworks.
Guvera shuts down Aussie streaming
Guvera is shutting down in Australia to focus purely on emerging markets, after parting ways with its CEO last week.
Markets Live: Resilient ASX hangs on
Shares notch up third straight week of gains.
Clinton pledges to be 'stronger together'
Hillary Clinton has reached out to the Democratic base and slammed Donald Trump in a strong acceptance speech.
