BHP keeps the faith in shale
BHP Billiton has restated its commitment to the US shale industry, declaring that a little developed shale region in Texas could be the petroleum division's biggest cash generator within five years.
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Student loan crackdown may hit SEEK
An unintended consequence of the crackdown on the VET FEE-HELP loan scheme could cut the revenue of Andrew Bassat's job search firm.
Complex pay is not just a banking problem
ANZ's Shayne Elliott told the banking review that executive pay structure was under review. That was a welcome admission.
No rental growth for property investors
Rental growth is the slowest in decades and could flat line or even fall in many cities within two years, experts say.
How Julia Banks made Shayne Elliott squirm
20 years after being told only her husband's income counted towards an ANZ mortgage, Liberal MP Julia Banks took her revenge.
Gold stocks turn deep red
Gold producers took a beating on Wednesday as investors reconsider the ECB's bond buying program and a near term rate hike in the US.
Mystery over SA wind failure
A big drop in output from six wind farms was a key event in the South Australia's blackout but why they failed is a mystery, a rep...
ANZ's Shayne Elliott: as it happened
ANZ boss Shayne Elliott made a major concession about credit card rates, is reviewing executive pay and thinks portable bank accounts are a ...
Solicitor-general says Brandis verballed him
Attorney General George Brandis has allegedly misrepresented the solicitor-general's advice on the legality of anti-terror laws.
Dick Smith's 'magic' whiteboard
The CFO of the failed electronics retailer says auditor Deloitte questioned the practice of recording huge rebates on a whiteboard that was ...
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