Weak year ahead for the banks
CBA has capped off a subdued bank profit reporting season. All the signs point to a soft 12 months ahead.
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Markets Live: Markets vote for Clinton
Shares are poised to climb further after Wall St jumped, while iron ore and coal prices surge.
Coking coal surges to boom time levels
The extraordinary surge in coking coal prices is now pushing towards boom time territory after another 7 per cent rise overnight, while iron ore joined the rally.
Aussie dollar cracks US77¢ ceiling
The dollar jumps - and stays - above a key level it's been stuck at over the past months, setting itself up for a possible new 2016 high.
American politics in the age of hate
Technology has opened a galaxy of thought once confined to libraries, and enabled ancient prejudices back into the mainstream.
'We are going to land a deal'
Peter Dutton says the Senate will impose a lifetime ban on asylum seekers and flags a deal with other countries to resettle those on Nauru a...
Wall Street surges on Clinton bets
The FBI's clearance of Hillary Clinton and strong early voting by Hispanics helped lift global shares.
CBA books 'solid' $2.4b profit
CBA says low interest rates, the stronger $A and higher insurance claims have reduced operating income growth for the first quarter.
News Corp earnings slump
Softing REA listing volumes and falling print advertising revenue weigh on News Corp.
Westpac warning on deposit funding
Why Westpac investors can take heart from CEO Brian Hartzer's admission his team was distracted from making profits in 2016.
