Shares in OceanaGold slumped in late trading on a statement by the Philippine government it may force the closure of its Dipidio mine, which has been the subject of recent wrangling between the company and the government.
Shares in Downer EDI soared to a seven-year high on Thursday morning after the contractor lifted its full-year profit forecast following a lack of any bad news in its December-half earnings.
The collapse of national fashion brands Marcs and David Lawrence has added another 1130 workers to the retail rout that claimed close to 2000 jobs in the sector before Christmas.
One of two females sitting on the board of Seven West Media has resigned after just 19 months in the role.
Urth Energy, which billed itself as a "boutique" energy retailer focusing on solar energy systems, has appointed an external administrator.
Conventional wisdom says that in times of turbulence gold and the yen are places to hide, but some investors are cautious.
Positive trade numbers failed to boost investors' appetites for shares, while the Aussie dollar shot over US76¢.
The Aussie dollar has convincingly cleared the US76c hurdle after the trade surplus shot up to its highest on record, but local stocks sag.
Brisbane's record office vacancy rates have improved, despite the introduction of major new commercial buildings in the CBD, a new Property Council of Australia report has found.
The results presented by gaming and wagering giant Tabcorp on Thursday underline why the competition regulator should reverse its 10-year-old decision to block a merger with Tatts.
December's record trade surplus is good news for corporate profits and the government's triple A rating. But economists expect the impact on the real economy to be muted
A woman is likely to head the peak national unions' organisation for the first time in its history.
An administrator has been appointed to fashion brands David Lawrence and Marcs amid deteriorating sales.
British lawmakers approved legislation seeking parliament's approval for the start of formal divorce talks with the EU.
Edgar Sia was studying architecture when he dropped out at 19 to start a business venture with classmates. Now 40, he ranks among the youngest tycoons in the Philippines.
Tabcorp's bottomline performance was down 28.1 per cent - marred by a series of one-off losses associated with its UK start-up business Sun Bet, litigation with regulator Austrac and costs associated with acquisitions.
National Australia Bank's wealth arm has been forced to compensate customers $36.5 million, after wrongly charging fees to superannuation customers and incorrectly assessing insurance claims.
Mobile food delivery apps are making their way into Sydney schools, extending lunch menus beyond salad sandwiches and pizza pockets.
The companies behind fashion brands David Lawrence and Marcs have been placed in voluntary administration. Vision courtesy ABC News 24.
If a sharp fall in the use of trains, buses and ferries last Friday is any guide, Sydneysiders scored a four-day weekend en masse last week through fair or foul means.
Bacon lovers have nothing to fear. The truth is this: there will be no rationing at breakfast.
Shares in Apple leapt more than 6 per cent on its latest results, with at least 12 brokerages lifting their price targets.
Apple has supported equity markets, with yesterday's post-market release of Q1 sales of $US78.5 billion ($103.52 billion) and EPS of $US3.36 and seemingly, more importantly, its guide for Q2, that was better than what the market had feared. The daily chart has well and truly broken out to the topside and this is attracting the momentum focused clients and I wouldn't be surprised to see this above $US150 in the coming months here.
The US dollar trimmed gains on disappointment that the Fed did not take a more hawkish stance on interest rate increases.
Crude futures rallied late in New York's day, after briefly trading lower on an earlier, bearish US government report.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in its first meeting since President Donald Trump took office.
Workers at BHP Billiton's Escondida copper mine in Chile overwhelmingly voted against the company's latest wage offer.
The uncertain fate of Xiao Jianhua, a China-born billionaire who was last seen at a luxury Hong Kong hotel a week ago, has raised fresh fears about the city's autonomy amid media reports he may have been abducted by Chinese agents.
Entering 2017, world economic growth gathered momentum though clouds are building fast on the horizon.
Tesla Motors has changed its name to "Tesla Inc" as chief executive Elon Musk looks to transform the Silicon Valley firm.
In a battered, dirty shopfront in St Kilda, Hari Shotham thinks he's found the future of Australian retail. An unstaffed shop full of vending machines.
Chances are you do if you're starting a fundraising campaign and you've never come across one.
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