Channel Seven's chief executive Tim Worner has apologised to staff at the network for the "unwelcome attention" his affair with Amber Harrison has brought to the network and his family.
The ASX extended its year-end rally to close at a new 2016 high, as investors poured into banks and other blue-chip stocks. .
Shares in magazine and catalogue printing service PMP are down 20 per cent after the ACCC released concerns about its proposed $120 million purchase of the Hannan-family owned IPMG.
The sharemarket extends its year-end rally, setting a new high for 2016 as the banks continue to find buyers, offsetting losses in healthcare stocks.
Frightening fact: Every Republican president since World War II has been in power during at least one recession.
Victoria's corrections department has been charged with criminal safety failures over the violent mass riot that rocked the maximum-security Ravenhall prison last year.
Australia's $2.6 trillion investment industry isn't big enough to keep BT Investment Management entirely within its borders.
Former Billabong CEO Matthew Perrin will be sentenced for fraud and forgery in January.
One of the richest families in the country, the low-profile Rae family of Perth, has pocketed more than $300 million by selling out to Caltex Australia.
Hospitality giants Matt Moran and Bruce Solomon's joint venture group, Solotel, has expanded its footprint across town with the purchase of the prized hotel in Sydney's eastern suburbs.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn, who bet $US1 billion on a Trump rally hours after his election victory, will advise the President-elect on rescinding "excessive regulation".
The sale of portable ethanol burners has been temporarily banned in the ACT, pending a probe into their safety by the Australian consumer watchdog.
National Australia Bank has been flooded with customer complaints after its internet and phone banking crashed two days before Christmas.
Bloomberg's David Stringer discusses Rio Tinto Group's plans to expand in diamond mines.
US stocks fall with healthcare and real estate shares losing ground a day after the Nasdaq and Dow hit record highs.
The board of Seven West Media will commission a second independent investigation into former employee Amber Harrison, who alleges she was mistreated by the company in the wake of a sexual relationship with its chief executive Tim Worner.
Even for a puppy, Kat Donatello's black lab, Austin, was hyperactive. But a special biscuit "took the edge off of him".
Despite the occasional talk, politicians aren't prepared to do what's necessary to fix the problem of employers not paying superannuation.
In the headlong rush to revolutionise modern finance, blockchain enthusiasts are overlooking one potentially costly problem.
The local share market should open flat as the ASX winds down for Christmas, with little trading yesterday and probably even less today.
The opportunity for euro zone governments to borrow for half a century or more at record low rates may be ending.
When viewed a certain way, most public servants have voted yes, says Public Service Commission
Oil traders are betting that storage tanks are expected to remain fairly full throughout the first six months of 2017.
Chinese steel futures edged higher but gains were tepid as mills were ordered to cut output amid a blanket of heavy smog.
Why Australian investment bank Macquarie has British MPs alarmed.
From a year of political upheaval the metals markets can draw one all-important lesson. It's still all about China.
Smart businesses plan for the New Year productivity challenge
A Melbourne teen pastry entrepreneur has a hospitality empire in his sights.
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