Developer loans to foreign buyers ramp up
Australian developers are taking matter into their own hands after banks cut down foreign loans and now investor loans.
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AMP executives to feel the pain
Senior executives at AMP will receive little if any short term bonuses for 2016 after the worst bottom line performance in 13 years.
Law firms embrace flexible working
One in 10 of almost 3100 partners in the AFR's new survey work part time or have flexible hours, well up on the previous year.
Mining tailwind to benefit households
Households, particularly those in Qld and WA, will see some benefits of the lift in commodity prices, says HSBC's Paul Bloxham.
Markets: Trump letter buoys shares
Shares find some support after news that US President Donald Trump said he's hoping to develop a "constructive relationship" with China.
Blame game heats up after SA blackout
The South Australian blackout blame game is heating up as everyone points the finger at each other.
Tower backs bid from Fairfax Financial
The board of insurer Tower has unanimously recommended a bid from Canada's Fairfax Financial, with a massive 47 per cent premium.
Moelis wins advisory role for biggest IPO ever
Moelis' appointment to the Aramco share sale is a big win for the New York bank, dwarfing previous IPO advisory mandates.
Trump fails to blur AGL's coal-free vision
Investors have high expectations for AGL Energy's future under its outspoken American chief Andy Vesey.
'I don't suck up to billionaires'
Malcolm Turnbull has doubled down on his character assassination of Bill Shorten
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