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Justin Hemmes' empire now stretches from Sydney's northern beaches to the CBD, the east and the south.

Hemmes snaps up Sydney pub for record $37.5m

PROPERTY
Carolyn Cummins

Investors might be in for another rough day on the ASX.

Best day in eight years for ASX's energy stocks

MARKETS
Jessica Sier

Steven Mnuchin the "actor" has a cameo role as a Merrill Lynch banker in his latest film, but the 53-year-old is no ...

Who is the proposed US Treasury Secretary?

ANALYSIS

McGrath chairwoman Cass O'Connor, founder John McGrath and new chief executive Cameron Judson at the annual meeting ...

Float adviser cuts McGrath earnings, price outlook again

PROPERTY
Carolyn Cummins

Treasurer Scott Morrison's delays over a return to surplus has prompted credit ratings agency S&P to put the nation's ...

Our AAA rating is a marvellous bogeyman

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Beijing has stepped up efforts to control the flow of money offshore, with a resurgence of outflows in recent weeks ...

China to tighten controls on overseas investments

WORLD BUSINESS
Philip Wen

A $US60 a barrel oil price would add about 10¢ per litre to petrol.

Five ways the OPEC deal could affect you

MARKETS
Zac Crellin

Market Indices

Updated: December 1, 2016 - 4:39PM

Updated: December 1, 2016 - 7:09PM

Updated: December 1, 2016 - 8:35AM

Updated: December 1, 2016 - 8:29PM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7402

Percentage up/down

0.20% rise
Euro

Price

0.6978

Percentage up/down

0.00% steady
British Pound

Price

0.5910

Percentage up/down

0.08% rise

Updated: December 1, 2016 - 8:14PM

Where royalty-based taxes are based on revenue, the PRRT is a profit-based tax.

Big Oil, little tax: What has kept fossil fuel giants happy

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

There is no indication of wrongdoing by ANZ, but it isn't a good look.

ANZ boss plays Grinch this Christmas cutting staff bonus

Colin Kruger, CBD

Aristocrat CEO Jamie Odell.

Cash is king for Aristocrat boss Jamie Odell

Colin Kruger, CBD

OPEC has done a deal, and the oil price has surged.

Markets Live: OPEC fires up energy stocks

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

Despite the pullback from Monday, the steel-making raw material advanced 13 per cent in November and it has surged 68 ...

Iron ore extends retreat

Ranjeetha Pakiam

Treasurer Scott Morrison's delays over a return to surplus has Australia's sovereign rating classified as 'on watch' by S&P.

Commodities rally won't save AAA: S&P;

Vesna Poljak

President-elect Donald Trump: standard media reporting no longer applies.

'Trump conned them': Wall Street wins again

Max Abelson

Texas shale outlook suddenly brighter

Joe Carroll and Alex Nussbaum

$A drops as US dollar surges higher

8@eight: OPEC lights a fuse under oil price

Sponsored
Chris Weston

US economy continues to expand

Craig Torres

President-elect Donald Trump: standard media reporting no longer applies.

'Trump conned them': Wall Street wins again

Max Abelson

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott at ANZ's Apple Pay launch in April, with products and marketing director Matt Boss.

Apple Pay helps banks sell mortgages, deposits: ANZ

Clancy Yeates

Banks are already reporting a growing number of buyers are struggling to settle on time.

ANZ warns on overbuilding in apartment market

Clancy Yeates

Bank of Queensland chair Roger Davis (left) and chief executive Jon Sutton.

Apartment 'settlement bulge' a key risk for property

Clancy Yeates

ANZ Deputy CEO Graham Hodges at the Small Business and Family Enterprise hearing.

Why do small business loans only go up to $1 million?

Bhakthi Puvanenthiran

Waiter

Thousands of workers discover they're being ripped off

Nick Toscano

Everyone has bad days at work. But if you feel it's affecting your overall happiness, it's time to make a change.

Signs you're in the wrong job

Aine Cain

Run up that hill and plunge into new ways of doing things.

The new workplace is agile and non-stop. Can you keep up?

Quentin Hardy

Simon Bosch

Star struck: how Caltex pumps profits out of servos

EXCLUSIVE

Crown Resorts Melbourne casino.

Crown's Chinese war room in act of 'a--- covering'

EXCLUSIVE

Poker machines are a common vice.

Real estate fraud paying for gambling, drugs and entertainment

EXCLUSIVE
Lucy Cormack

Cherries are going to be in short supply but big and delicious.

Consumers may see red when buying Christmas cherries

Lucy Cormack

Ron Hoenig is calling for a parliamentary inquiry into youth soccer in NSW.

'Scandalous exploitation' of Sydney families

Lucy Cormack

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Big banks tight-lipped on deal that could increase property costs

Esther Han

Models in Levi's jeans: The company's CEO has asked shoppers to leave their guns at home when they go clothes shopping.

Leave your guns at home, Levi's CEO asks shoppers

Curtis Skinner

Cutting down on sugar while keeping their products sweet is the Holy Grail for food giants under pressure from health ...

Nestlé scientists develop sweeter-tasting sugar to use less

Stephanie Strom

Jim Delligatti invented the burger in 1967. It was introduced across the US a year later.

Man who invented the McDonald's Big Mac dies aged 98

Stephen Miller and Leslie Patton

JB Hi-Fi hits pause on HOME ambitions

Catie Low

An Amazon Fulfillment Centre ahead of last year's Black Friday sales.

Black Friday threatens Cyber Monday's reign as top online spending day

James F. Peltz

Treasurer Scott Morrison's delays over a return to surplus has prompted credit ratings agency S&P to put the nation's ...

Our AAA rating is a marvellous bogeyman

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Treasurer Scott Morrison's delays over a return to surplus has Australia's sovereign rating classified as 'on watch' by S&P.

Commodities rally won't save AAA: S&P;

Vesna Poljak

Illustration: John Shakespeare

How Turnbull could be the new Menzies and help first home buyers

COMMENT
Peter Martin

Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh.

OPEC deadlocked as Iran, Saudis harden positions on oil deal

Nayla Razzouk, Elena Mazneva and Angelina Rascouet

BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam mine was one of several big facilities cut off by the blackout.

Lights out at Olympic Dam riles BHP

Mathew Dunckley
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Despite the pullback from Monday, the steel-making raw material advanced 13 per cent in November and it has surged 68 ...

Iron ore extends retreat

Ranjeetha Pakiam

Contractors that provide everything from the $US700 million floating drilling rigs to the bolts on the gear that help ...

Texas shale outlook suddenly brighter

Joe Carroll and Alex Nussbaum

Joint sale: 50 Franklin Street, Melbourne.

Singaporeans snap up another Melbourne office tower

Simon Johanson

Total vacancy in Sydney's CBD will increase only gradually in the second half of 2018.

Sydney, Melbourne office markets to reach similar size in four years

Simon Johanson

The last of 25 offices in Richmond's The Ternary sold for $1.62 million on a yield of 5.06 per cent.

Investors can't get enough of boutique offices in Richmond

Steven Mnuchin the "actor" has a cameo role as a Merrill Lynch banker in his latest film, but the 53-year-old is no ...

Who is the proposed US Treasury Secretary?

ANALYSIS
Szu Ping Chan

Models in Levi's jeans: The company's CEO has asked shoppers to leave their guns at home when they go clothes shopping.

Leave your guns at home, Levi's CEO asks shoppers

Curtis Skinner

Beijing has stepped up efforts to control the flow of money offshore, with a resurgence of outflows in recent weeks ...

China to tighten controls on overseas investments

Philip Wen

The print advertisement for M7.

Brut and beyond: 10 men's fragrances that changed the game

Grooming

Executives are re-learning the art of writing with fountain pens.

How the fountain pen became a status symbol in the digital world

Luxury

Flight responses that protected our species so well can make us poor investors.

What was good for fending off mammoths is bad for investing

Illustration: Simon Letch

Mum to lose pension after inheriting small parcels of rocky land

ASK NOEL

Lana Hopkins, founder and CEO of Mon Purse: "This is a true 'pinch-me' moment."

How a small Aussie outfit scored a deal with Selfridges

Bhakthi Puvanenthiran

Bored telephone operator, call centre, Telstra, telco, telecomms, phone company

You're doing reference checks wrong

Tony Featherstone

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