Australia's highest-paid company boss, Macquarie Group's chief executive Nicholas Moore, took home $18.1 million last financial year, the majority of it a bonus based on hitting a record annual profit.
When all was said and done, tech companies in the index beat the S&P; 500 by 9.1 percentage points.
By this time next week hundreds of Ford workers will be out of a job.
Oil prices posted their second straight monthly gain after news of OPEC's planned output cuts.
Deutsche Bank jumped on a report the lender is near a settlement with the US Department of Justice.
Speculation Deutsche Bank will pay less than half of a penalty sought by the US sparked a rally.
The performance of the iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF is increasingly linked to Donald Trump.
Petronas may sell a majority stake in its recently approved $US27 billion Canadian LNG project.
Lead paced base metals higher as copper, tin and zinc posted huge monthly and quarterly gains.
The brutal reality is this is a sector with poor protections and limited transparency.
Australia's oldest magic shop and a mainstay of Elizabeth street for over 70 years, Bernard's is shutting (physical) shop for good.
Consumers will have to pay more to use the NBN in coming years unless the government-owned company lowers speed prices, telcos are warning.
The $1.3 billion-plus chicken float is feathered by an eye-popping up to $200 million cost reduction target.
Leading businesses including the AFL, Cricket Australia and Movember may have been defrauded by Ambient Advertising.
The NSW government has given tens of millions in taxpayer dollars to help train staff at private corporations.
This latest $US14 billion fine is the latest in the German bank's tumultuous history of bad behaviour.
My grandpop didn't talk much about his brief football career, but one story stands out.
There was plenty to keep investors on their toes in September but in the end, the benchmark index finished the month largely flat.
Shares tumble, led down by the big banks as Deutsche Bank's growing woes sour the global mood,
But there could be a cut for Christmas.
When land costs more than finished homes, you're in dangerous territory, says Deutsche Bank's chief China economist. He reckons the bubble will burst in 2018.
South Australia's blackout has prompted consideration of a recasting of the power system.
Buying bargain-bin coal mines during the worst commodity slump in a generation has turned into a savvy bet as prices of the fuel surge.
Large listed companies have made an art form out of developing new and sometimes bizarre criteria for awarding executives money.
Nine Entertainment has sold its entire near 10 per cent stake in Southern Cross Austereo after the metropolitan and regional broadcasters struck a five-year affiliation deal earlier this year.
A company offers people the chance to be active players in the energy market.
The media landscape in the next decade will involve Facebook becoming a real news provider,says CNN anchor and correspondent Hala Gorani.
Hong Kong chief executive Leung Chun-ying has threatened to sue a popular local newspaper over "vicious and malicious" accusations of corruption.
Woolworths has confirmed one of the worst kept secrets in retailing, that it is likely to sell its petrol retailing arm, with a number of offers on the table.
The Commonwealth Bank numbed the sting of its decision to partially hold back the RBA's cash rate cut by increasing term deposit rates. Now it has unwound them.
Veterinarian Paul May had just built his third business, a new architect-designed 24 hour vet clinic. Then it all went wrong.
Greater collaboration and funding on research, teaching needed.
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