Emirates keen to strengthen Qantas ties
Emirates is keen strengthen its Qantas ties to tap into demand for air travel despite competition driving down ticket prices.
Telstra, Vodafone at war over mobile roaming
Telstra chairman has accused Vodafone of "cheaply riding" on the telco's network to avoid spending money.
Bank tribunal 'would be a huge mistake'
A new bank tribunal could put banks represented by lawyers at an advantage over customers, says the Credit and Investments Ombudsman.
Major miners queue for Brisbane copper junior
More major mining companies have joined BHP and Newcrest in running the ruler over Solgold, according to its chairman.
Is Woodside ready to join Karoon Gas in Brazil?
Woodside Petroleum may be shaping up as Karoon Gas's mystery partner for the acquisition of two oil fields from Brazilian national oil giant Petrobras, in what would be a revival of the Perth-based player's interest in the South American nation.
Investors embrace maiden 30-year government bond issue
Many global investors that have bid almost $7.5 billion for Australia's latest government bond sale may not live to get their money back.
CSL set for executive pay protest
CSL CEO Paul Perreault's indicative pay package has doubled from $US5.4 million to $US10.7 million in three years.
Super trustees exempt from new life insurance code
Nearly a third of all life insurance policies will not be subject to the industry's first code of conduct.
Caltex develops electric car 'game plan'
Caltex is preparing to transform for a future of electric cars, which could be 10 per cent of the market by 2025, its chairman says.
Beacon eyes 'done and dusted' Masters stores
Beacon Lighting could become a beneficiary of Masters' demise.
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