All bullish in the end as Wall Street posts best week since 2014
The week goes down as the best for US shares in two years, but it's been anything but easy money for the traders who had to navigate it.
The week goes down as the best for US shares in two years, but it's been anything but easy money for the traders who had to navigate it.
When Donald Trump starts work in the Oval Office in January, he will have more potential business and financial conflicts of interest than any other president in US history.
It all started in a yellow suburban house in Brisbane with a single plastic sewing machine, a blog, and a hope that girls somewhere would like these patterned tights.
​Warren Buffett is once again the second-richest person on the planet, and he has President-elect Donald Trump to thank for it.
(Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks ended mixed in whipsaw trading, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging higher to another record in its best week in five years, as investors speculate how Donald Trump's policies will impact the economy and interest rates. Small caps in the Russell 2000 surged.
Sorry, but I find the ascent of Donald Trump more fascinating than frightening. If it's all going to be so terrible, how exactly is he going to make it happen?
Woolworths and SPC have struck a three-year supply deal, confirming the supermarket giant will stay with the Shepparton fruit supplier.
Trump's policies buoyed markets this week, but can they really deliver?
The corporate watchdog has launched an investigation into allegations Leighton and CIMIC failed to disclose a bribery scandal.
The ASX had its best week since July, as fear after Donald Trump's shock win quickly turned into optimism.
APRA chairman Wayne Byres says markets will continue to bounce around throughout the Trump presidency because of inconsistent policy statements.
A new $200 million wholesale property fund has been launched by the Intergen Property Group, with a focus in value-add investments in the retail sector.
A landmark plan to allow tens of thousands of workers to transfer their long-service leave entitlements from one employer to the next has been set in motion.
"I for one give him my most open mind and wish him great success in his service to the country."
The ASX has snapped a four-week losing streak as investors jump into shares after Trump's surprise win.
The caveat has go up front: given his propensity for lying, exaggerating and generally raving, nobody can know what Donald Trump will actually do as president. He probably doesn't know himself.Â
'Undertakings' given to industrial umpire after PS workplace deals fail basic fairness test.
The rise of President Trump could spell the end of the Australian east coast housing bubble. Michael Pascoe comments.
Australia's economy needs an injection of public works spending to soften the blow of plunging resources investment, says former Prime Minister Paul Keating.
As protests against President-elect Donald Trump roil cities across America, people have found a corporate logo to symbolise their anger and dismay. It's emblazoned on the side of their shoes.
Donald Trump's big win might seem a big loss for China. However, his policies will ultimately work to China's advantage.
EnergyAustralia has warned of a further round of electricity price rises if its Yallourn power station in Victoria's Latrobe Valley were to close.
Something unusual happened to the banks' profits this year. For the first time since the global financial crisis, they fell.
As we sit in the foggy aftermath of one of history's most extraordinary elections one thing is clear enough – Australia just received an enormous shot of financial adrenalin.
On September 13, 2011, I woke up unusually early to place a call from Melbourne, Australia, to New York. I was instructed by the publicist arranging my interview with Donald Trump to speak to Rhona Graff, who would put me through to his mobile. (For all I know, Ms Graff may soon be a secretary of a US department.)
Donald Trump's election victory is sold - partly - as a victory for the common man in middle America, but the unexpected result is also being embraced by one of Australia's wealthiest men, Anthony Pratt.
We have seen one of the most incredible financial market moves we will ever see. Chris Weston looks at the trade that has emerged as the clear favourite.
The Aussie dollar is more likely to be a victim rather than a beneficiary of a Donald Trump presidency.
German retail giant Schwarz Group has sought an Australian trademark for its 'Kaufland' superstore as it's sounding out the local market.
President-elect Donald Trump plans to remake financial regulation, promising to dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, the response to the financial crisis.
Determined to bring his Mr Tradie idea to life, Australian entrepreneur Ishan Dan soon discovered that hiring an app developer is a lot like hiring a tradie.
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