Australian businessman Dick Smith has won the battle of the patriotic spreads with a court ruling in favour of his OzeMite brand in a long-running trademark dispute with Adelaide brand AussieMite.
Supermarket giant Coles has been forced to dramatically lift the weekly wages of its online home-delivery drivers after underpaying tens of thousands of workers.
US stocks slipped as lacklustre data offered little incentive for investors to push equities higher.
US oil producers added rigs for the seventh week in a row. Brent rose 2 per cent.
Rupert Murdoch has named two co-presidents to lead the scandal-rocked Fox News channel.
Brazilian miner Samarco is seeking a standstill agreement on about $US1.6 billion in bank loans.
A combination of tougher laws and growing discontent about the lack of taxes multinationals pay, has made revenue agencies more willing to head to the courts.
Scott Morrison may have dodged the award for the government's dodgiest performance this week.
US journalist and entrepreneur Kara Swisher, the scourge of Silicon Valley, is short, sharp, and if you're a tech entrepreneur messing up, very, very scary.
The ATO has sent warning letters to 136 multinationals which may be subject to tough penalties under the federal government's new anti avoidance laws.
Analysts are questioning the value of Telstra's surprise decision to plough an extra $3 billion into its networks.
The Australian sharemarket struggled higher as investors digested the first big week of reporting season.
If bankers were hoping Malcolm Turnbull's election win would ease the political heat they are facing, it's now clear they were very much mistaken.
For years, Tian Jia made the kind of returns on his money that investors in the rest of the world could only dream of.
Ferraris and blue diamonds are going mainstream as investors grapple with ultra-low interest rates and volatile stocks.
Challenged would be the best word to describe the 2016 earnings released in the first real week of the 2016 financial year reporting season.
The world seems to have a case of 'referred pain' - where what you feel in some part of your body is actually coming from somewhere else.
After a few more bank scandals and little regulatory change, the calls for a royal commission have become stronger.
The television industry is anxious to get media reform back onto the government's list as quickly as possible.
Big payout to BHP Billiton raises questions about viability of the other big coal mine in the region.
The handling of the Fox News scandal will prove vital for James and Lachlan Murdoch.
Shares end the day and the week higher, buoyed by resources.
ASX 200 earnings take centre stage with little in the way of global economic data to concern investors.
People "don't look at their Blackberries" when Glenn Stevens speaks.
It's known as the historic reversal, and it appears irreversible: Places where the old outnumber kids. What began in 1995 in a single country, Italy, will spread to 56 nations - and Australia is one of them.
This $US32 billion chipmaker is the top-performing S&P; 500 stock of the past two years. Do you know who they are?
The future of the Portland aluminium smelter in Victoria - and the jobs of hundreds of workers - is up in the air as the owners seek to renegotiate power supply contracts in a bid to keep the plant in operation.
Japan's Prime Minister recently announced another round of aggressive stimulus. But it's doubtful that it will make much difference.
The future of the Portland aluminium smelter is in doubt with the power company which supplies the plant disclosing one of the supply contracts is to end.
Bond investors' confidence in the mining giant is reviving along with global commodity prices, raising the prospect of an improved outlook for its debt ratings.
Small businesses fear they could be the next target of bad financial advice and predatory lending under a proposed low-regulation scheme for startups.
Community, industry and tertiary education sector must ensure students make informed decisions in course choice.
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