What a funny little business the sudden interest in "tracker home loans" is – an apparent desire to have a home loan that immediately follows Reserve Bank cash rate movements just when there's a very good chance the next RBA move will be up.
The local sharemarket looks set to open flat to slightly weaker after US and European markets drifted down overnight.
Oil prices settled down with a spike in trade volume driving US prices below $US50 a barrel.
Billionaire Carl Icahn is wary because of weak growth in the US as well as in emerging markets.
Aluminium prices fell to two-week lows due to worries about Chinese producers ramping up output.
Elizabeth Knight comments on the potential impact to Australian businesses after a government crackdown on Crown Resort's offices in China.
Fed vice chair Stanley Fischer said government policies could help offset lower productivity.
The host of Australia's version of The Apprentice, Mark "The Donald" Bouris, will again have a chance on November 26 to see how patient TZ Limited shareholders are.
Bank of America said trading revenue for the period rose to the highest in five years.
The US dollar is trending higher as investors foresee an interest rate increase come December.
Government raids on Crown Resorts' offices in China have sent the company's share price plummeting on Monday, cutting billionaire James Packer's paper wealth by about half a billion dollars.
Police are preparing to charge the 18 Crown Resorts employees arrested across China, including three Australians, with organising gambling activities for mainland nationals overseas, Fairfax Media has learned.
Complaints about health insurance have hit a record high, driven by one company.
Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell says loaded rates have merit "on face value".
'Noodle bowl' of agreements is difficult for business to navigate
Land banking schemes have led to a ban on running companies for a decade.
The Australian dollar has risen against the greenback on stronger oil and commodity prices.
Gig economy website Airtasker has heavily revised its recommended hourly rate to exceed the national minimum wage of $17.70 an hour, after allegations on underpayment.
Department moves to protect Border Force public servants' mental health.
The ASX ended sharply lower as investors reacted to news of the detention of Crown employees in China.
Our banks are often ranked among the world's most profitable lenders, but there's one area where they appear to be lagging some big global peers: the incentives they pay staff.
ASX drops as investors smash casino operators following weekend raids on Crown offices in China.
Shares in Thai gold mine owner Kingsgate Consolidated collapsed Monday when trading resumed after a five month suspension following a government decision to force it to close its mine by the end of the year.
Earnings are set to turn positive and level the playing field for unloved value stocks, Credit Suisse says.
The surge in the coal and iron ore prices could add as much as $44 billion to Australia's export revenues if maintained over a full year, keeping the Australian dollar strong and ruling out prospects for further rate cuts, HSBC argues
As the M&A; season heats up, Perpetual warns investors to look for red flags before rewarding acquiring companies.
A jury has been discharged in the trial of a former technology company director who is accused of defrauding his company of $9 million and then transferring substantial sums to high profile bookmaker Tom Waterhouse.
Billionaire rag trader Solomon Lew's Just Group has lost its bid to stop its recently departed chief financial officer taking up a new job at rival Cotton On.
The 3240 yen ($41) of cash framed on Hideto Fujino's desk is a constant reminder of his greatest humiliation.
Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell says loaded rates have merit "on face value".
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