Explainer: How Deutsche Bank skidded off course
This latest $US14 billion fine is the latest in the German bank's tumultuous history of bad behaviour.
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Jessica Sier
Jessica Sier writes on business, markets, news and real estate. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Jessica is also a multimedia producer.
ASX ends wild September flat
There was plenty to keep investors on their toes in September but in the end, the benchmark index finished the month largely flat.
OPEC deal sparks energy stocks rally
ASX-listed energy stocks enjoyed their best day in 14 months on the back of the OPEC production deal.
Woodside may not capitalise on OPEC deal
Energy firms with forward contracts may not receive the full benefit of the overnight surge in oil prices, thanks to a surprise OPEC production deal.
ASX eyes 'industrial strength' blockchain platform
The mysterious technical failure at the ASX last week didn't worry investors, who remain focused on the world-first blockchain game plan.
AGL heavy lifting fails to boost ASX
The ASX finished flat despite investors' excitement over AGL's surprise buyback announcement.
The trick to investing in cobalt
Lithium is basking in the world's new-found enthusiasm for batteries but fellow component cobalt is gearing up for its time in the spotlight.
ASX in the red despite Clinton debate win
The ASX failed to follow other sharemarkets in the region into the black after a win by Clinton in the presidential debate lifted market sentiment.
Housing market is cooling, HSBC says
HSBC says the "bottom line is that the weight of evidence suggests that there has been some cooling in the housing market".
Gold stocks at the mercy of $A
Australian gold stocks were looking expensive earlier in the year, but analysts say good solid companies still have room for price growth.
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