Business chiefs are urging the next NSW premier to continue driving the state's infrastructure boom, crediting Mike Baird's support for big projects with helping to resurrect the state economy to a position of national leadership.
Vegemite has long been a lightning rod for economic nationalists.
The Australian economy added 91,500 jobs in 2016 – the worst yearly figure since 2013.
The board of troubled infant milk formula group Bellamy's Australia has told shareholders to vote against a proposal from dissident shareholders.
BHP, Vale and Samarco will initially provide $US681 million to support compensation and remediation from the impact of the fatal dam failure.
The Australian economy added 91,500 jobs in 2016 – the worst yearly figure since 2013.
Controversial pay rises for Tax Office elite put on ice, as bargaining war flares up again.
Shares in Bega Cheese surged Thursday after it bought Vegemite and other local Kraft brands in a $460 million deal which takes it far from its roots in the dairy industry
The ASX was on Thursday propped up by gains in blood products heavyweight CSL.
Shares trade flat, buoyed by rallies in CSL and Bega Cheese, while the Aussie dollar stabilises following mixed jobs numbers.
Gladstone's Boyne Island aluminium smelter is set to shed jobs and cut production, thanks to soaring Queensland power prices.
A senior planner at the National Australia Bank who cheated on his third attempt to pass a basic compliance exam has found guilty of breaching an industry code.
Biotechnology giant CSL said its full-year net profit would likely rise 18 to 20 per cent, up from 11 per cent growth previously forecast.
Vice presidents, directors and managing directors at the German bank will get no 2016 bonus. Neither will management.
Auscap Asset Management says the assumption that favourable conditions will continue in Australia's property market carries considerable risk.
The bank says human error was to blame when it sent details of 65,000 customers to the wrong email address in December.
It's now been 10 years since Netflix made its most important strategic shift away from mail-in DVDs and into Internet streaming.
With inflation increasing in Europe, the UK, US and China, we address whether Australia will join this growing list and what could it mean for the RBA. (This video was produced in commercial partnership between Fairfax Media and IG Markets)
In a surprise to economists, the unemployment rate in December rose to 5.8 per cent, from 5.7 per cent in November. Vision courtesy ABC News 24.
Netflix signed up a record 7.05 million new customers in the fourth quarter, topping analysts' estimates for domestic and international growth.
Fines that could wipe out a year's profits. A grovelling public apology from the chief executive. Immeasurable damage to the reputation of what was one of Britain's most prestigious companies.
That humble device you may well have lying around your desk has been the object of China's long and frustrating quest.
China produces about 38 billion ballpoint pens a year, but the country has never, until now, been able to produce its complicated tip.
Back in 2011, former prime minister Julia Gillard was asked about Vegemite while visiting a US high school.
America should brace for a final blow-off surge in stock markets akin to the last phase of the dotcom boom or the "Gatsby" years of the Roaring Twenties, followed by a cathartic crash and day of moral judgment, according to a Nobel prize-winning economist.
Even in the US, where rates have begun to rise from record lows, policy is a long way from normality, says a key Trump aide.
Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen says it 'makes sense' to gradually lift interest rates as US inflation heads toward 2pc.
A largely quiet night, but we have seen a number of reversals in the moves we saw yesterday, although very little has changed fundamentally.
Rio Tinto Group and its largest shareholder Aluminum Corp of China have terminated a joint venture to find copper deposits.
Actor Matt Damon appeared to give President-elect Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt Wednesday (Swiss time) over whether he will help break the cycle of global poverty that arises from lack of safe water and sanitation.
Fido barking too much, keeping the neighbours awake all night? Moggy clawing at the couches? An Australian start-up is promoting a novel solution – medical marijuana.
Potentially, if it makes good on plans to slash local prices by 30 per cent.
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