Kogan's big test starts now
Kogan.com's purchase of the Dick Smith online stores looks to be working, but the company's big growth test starts now.
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The firms hiring the most grads
There were almost 1600 reasons for recent graduates to look to Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC for jobs last year.
Global stock markets 'insane'
If ever there was a time for investors to take a cold shower, it might be now.
Results: Healthscope profit jumps 29pc
Welcome to The AFR reporting season blog for financial year 2016 ■ Caltex ■ Oil Search ■ Kogan ■ Healthscope ■ Greencross
Insolvency changes delayed six months
Disgraced liquidator Stuart Ariff will be greeted by new insolvency laws when he walks free, after a six-month delay following an industry outcry.
The flip side to BlueScope's good news
As the US share market teeters close to record highs, investors have tended to overlook the sleeper issue of the year.
Lacklustre numbers mark half time
There was a mixture of gold nuggets and disappointment on the biggest day of reporting season so far.
Google Maps co-founder backs LawAdvisor
Google Maps co-founder and former Facebook executive Lars Rasmussen has invested in local start-up LawAdvisor.
Earnings remain in focus
Earnings - Caltex, Oil Search, AGT, Blackmores, Healthscope - continue to set the tone for the ASX.
House price growth likely to moderate
The market's recent lift in prices is unlikely to last as rising stock levels - apartments in Sydney - cool overall activity.
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