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Hunter Hall ties itself in knots
Hunter Hall's chairman Kevin Eley and CEO Peter Hall are living in La La Land.
Millner family targets urban renewal
The billionaire family behind the Washington Soul Pattinson conglomerate to make fresh push into asset management.
$A rallies, bank shares slump
The Australian dollar is rallying, bank shares are falling and it's all because of the US dollar.
Rates rise for borrowers but not savers
Banks have raised interest rates for about 200 different mortgage loans but for only two savings accounts in the past two months.
Gas crunch bites with price increases
Manufacturers risk having gas supplies curtailed amid the looming squeeze in the east coast market where prices have already surged.
Squeezing the best deal from developers
A looming apartment glut could create new opportunities for savvy investors willing to bargain but beware dodgy advice.
Jokowi backs military ban as Payne contains damage
Jokowi has backed his military commander's decision to suspend joint military activities as Australia works to restore ties.
Oil firms fitter for long haul on low prices
Optimism around oil is not about higher prices but expectations companies are better equipped to deal with sub-$US60 crude.
Treasury Wines CEO's next trick
Treasury Wines has doubled in market value to $8 billion. Can CEO Mike Clarke take it higher or might the China bubble burst?
