Baird's biggest regret: Tax reform
NSW Premier Mike Baird says his biggest regret was the failure to overhaul the tax system in a parting shot at Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Woodside growth not deal-dependent
Woodside Petroleum can grow for five years without any further deals, according to CEO Peter Coleman.
Burned fund managers want back in
The year-old commodities boom is drawing the attention of some pension and mutual funds that got burned when the last rally fizzled.
China admits to faking GDP data
It's long been suspected but never proven. Now Liaoning Province, in the rust belt of northern China, has admitted to faking its economic growth data.
Apples, pears supplier Freshmax for sale
Kiwi private equity firm Maui Capital has put its fruit supply and marketing business Freshmax Group on the block.
Xero chair quits to take Trump job
Xero chairman Chris Liddell will step down from the board at the end of the week to join US President-elect Donald Trump's administration.
Baird's exit leaves a big hole
Without Mike Baird's friendly face presiding over factionalism in the NSW Liberal party, those power struggles may become more obvious.
BHP closer to Samarco settlement
BHP and Vale have struck a preliminary agreement with Brazilian prosecutors.
CSL keeps ASX in the black
The ASX was on Thursday propped up by gains in blood products heavyweight CSL.
ANZ cuts the importance of sales targets
ANZ branch staff were told this week that customer satisfaction will be more important than sales when calculating bonuses.
