Warnings were issued 15 years ago. Now, the dangers of BHP’s dual-listing structure are becoming more evident.
Is the threat of a US-China trade war real or are the economic titans simply staking out ground ahead of a grand bargain?
Harbour Energy’s Linda Cook could expect some government restrictions as she seeks approval for her $13.5bn Santos bid.
Canberra has greater leverage with the UK on trade because Britain wants a quick deal to prove Brexit is going well.
US coal shippers are poised to step in and supply Asian markets if Aurizon follows through on its threat to cut rail capacity.
As Slater & Gordon gets set to launch a Murray Goulburn class action, $200m from the Saputo sale will be set aside.
The Australian has hired John Stensholt, the brains behind AFR’s rich list, to drive reporting on the country’s wealthiest.
The local bourse limped to a flat close in light, choppy trade after fresh trade tensions offset strong offshore leads.
Lendlease and the federal government have announced plans to donate $10m to a Great Barrier Reef protection plan.
AGL’s CEO has made the case for the 2022 closure of its Liddell plant, saying it would help drive down energy prices.
US-based Bacardi says it has the original recipe, but Pernod Ricard insists its Cuba-distilled Havana Club is the real thing.
Embattled fund manager Blue Sky has been backed by fashion start-up Shoes of Prey, as its shares recover from a battering.
The local bourse had pared some of its early losses by noon as Asian markets remained calm despite fresh tariff talk.
Shares in Woolworths and Wesfarmers could rise as much as 10pc as consumers become less price focused, UBS says.
CBA’s head spinner Kate Abrahams has announced, three days before Matt Comyn takes over as CEO, she’s leaving.
Canberra has greater leverage with the UK on trade because Britain wants a quick deal to prove Brexit is going well.
Warnings were issued 15 years ago. Now, the dangers of BHP’s dual-listing structure are becoming more evident.
The Liddell power station fiasco is yet another example of what goes wrong when politicians get their hands into the cookie jar.
Alinta chief Jeff Dimery is understood to have formally appointed corporate advisers to assist with any potential Liddell deal.
Is the threat of a US-China trade war real or are the economic titans simply staking out ground ahead of a grand bargain?
Both the Coalition and the ALP are putting forward tax policies that are based on incorrect assumptions.
Westpac’s $10m-plus investment in Assembly Payments is less than a third of a much larger, if undisclosed, capital raising.
As APRA focuses on bankers’ pay, looming accountability measures will add an element of fear in senior ranks.
A significant number of large Australian firms believe they’s found ways to defy parliament’s will on unfair contracts.
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