China's never ending boom - but are we prepared?
China's surging economy set to swamp healthcare, education, tourism and financial services, experts say.
China's surging economy set to swamp healthcare, education, tourism and financial services, experts say.
Australian tax advisers and their wealthy clients with links to the Panama Papers could be hit with criminal charges following raids this week, Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan says.
Samsung Australia has confirmed two incidents of their newly released smartphone exploding, including a case in Perth on Monday where a man's phone exploded as he slept in his hotel room.
Retail sales will continue to slow this year as low wages growth sees Australians spend less at the supermarket, Deloitte Access Economics has warned.
Concerns are running hot in Australia about the links between talcum powder and ovarian cancer.
There is a limitation to how far negative interest rates - that is, rates below zero - can go before it has an adverse impact on investor and consumer confidence.
A "restrictive" workplace deal sought by the firefighters' union would be a "recipe for disaster" for Melbourne's fire brigade, a parliamentary hearing has been told.
With his final rates decision behind him on Tuesday, RBA governor Glenn Stevens was ready to party.
A government Senator has warned media companies not to let self-interest scuttle industry reform by lobbying against the bill currently before parliament.Â
A group of aggrieved shareholders in Merlin Diamonds planning a board spill say they will report the company to the corporate watchdog after their fellow investors voted to increase the shareholdings of the family of recent bankrupt "Diamond" Joe Gutnick.
The ASX was driven lower by the Reserve Bank of Australia decision to hold rates while opting not to hint at further easing.
Will a US rate rise dampen our commodity rally? Some experts say prices will recover after an initial hit.
Brazil wants more Australian investors and a closer bilateral trade partnership, now that a foreign-investment friendly government is in place, a business forum has been told.
Banks' loan losses from car financing have risen to a six-year high, new figures show, as the patchy labour market and the mining slump hurts more consumer borrowers.
''Smoke and mirrors'' from the Immigration Department is masking a paltry 4.7 per cent pay offer, says a union.
Shares ease and the Aussie dollar firms as RBA holds rates held steady.
Oil rose after Russia and Saudi Arabia said they agreed to cooperate on stabilising the market.
Dick Smith had more than 330 stores across the country but only 62 stocktakes were carried out last year, a court has heard.
Chinese-backed developer JTX International has launched a $1.7 billion mixed-use project on former VicRoads land in Craigieburn.
Three former McDonald's executives and a Sydney private equity firm have bought the master franchisee licence for Pizza Hut in Australia from US parent company Yum! Brands.
A range of buyers are said to be running the ruler over the Edgecliff Centre in Sydney's inner east, which is being sold by a private Hong Kong investor with expectations the mixed-use property could fetch as much as $130 million.
Super fund developer CBUS has won a legal battle to construct one of Collingwood's tallest apartment towers, a 14-storey monolith on a 2010 square metre block in Wellington Street.
The Salvation Army is selling its site at Parramatta to take advantage of the strong office market, where premium grade vacancy rates are close to 1 per cent, the lowest in the country.
A Chinese investor has paid $7.8 million for the Supa IGA supermarket in Nagambie in regional Victoria.
The worst kept secret in Melbourne will be revealed Wednesday when British department stores Debenhams unveils the details of its first foray into the Australian retail market.
Two big corporate tenants looking for new office space could potentially spark a flurry of commercial development activity in Melbourne.
Too many empty seats is forcing airlines to slash international fares to the likes of London and New York.
The Reserve Bank leaves rates unchanged, but another cut might be on the cards for November, says Peter Martin.
The RBA has kept its cash rate on hold at an all-time low in the final board meeting presided over by governor Glenn Stevens before he bows out after a decade that has seen the cash rate drop from 6 per cent to 1.5 per cent.
Queensland Nickel's former chief financial officer is still doing work for Clive Palmer's companies and has been in touch with his nephew, who liquidators want to question over the company's collapse.
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