Labor's negative gearing blame 'absurd'
The Treasurer has used London's expensive property market, in the absence of negative gearing, as an argument against scrapping the tax perk.
Macquarie touts 'long-term' plan for Green Bank
Macquarie has defended its track record in Britain amid claims its bid for the Green Investment Bank could result in asset stripping.
Anglo-US trade deal is mostly spin
A US-UK free trade deal might sound nice but it would be narrowly focused and economically inconsequential.
May vows no more wars like Iraq
The British prime minister will tell Trump that the age of "liberal interventions" in foreign countries is over.
May does U-turn and agrees to Brexit white paper
No. 10 says document will be separate from Article 50 legislation and based on Prime Minister's recent speech.
Putin confident Glencore, Qatar will develop Rosneft
(Bloomberg) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin met the heads of global commodities and financial giants on Wednesday and expressed support for their investment and partnership with Russia.
How Russia sort of sold Rosneft to Glencore
A month after Russia announced selling a 19.5 per cent stake in its giant oil company Rosneft, it is still unclear who bought it
Be wary of the odd couple Theresa May and Donald Trump
Australia should not let the awkward new Anglo-American embrace influence our need for friends in Europe.
Scotland edges closer to independence vote after Brexit ruling
Scotland took another step closer to a second referendum on independence after the UK's highest court ruled the Parliament in Edinburgh has no legal right to challenge Brexit.
What Theresa wants from Donald
Hopefully Theresa May is not superstitious because the omens haven't been good ahead of her first meeting with Donald Trump.
Europe's dark new epoch
Intended to foster European unity, the "one size fits none" euro is actually dividing Europe.
