Big banks drag ASX into the red
Strong earnings results from reporting companies failed to stem the tide of a falling market, the big miners and the bigger banks pulling the index into the red.
Strong earnings results from reporting companies failed to stem the tide of a falling market, the big miners and the bigger banks pulling the index into the red.
Australia could record its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s this year, economists say.
Shares slide again despite big gains in QBE, Aristocrat and Lendlease after their profit reports, as waning enthusiasm for the Trump trade drags on big banks and miners.
There are several takeaways from Warren Buffett's letter to shareholders for Australian investors.
Aerospace engineering student Caroline Hamilton Smith says promotion in schools will lead to a greater awareness of engineering courses at uni.
Global construction and infrastructure group Lendlease will look to its construction and development pipleline for growth in the coming year, boosted by the strong office leasing markets.
Law firm Slater and Gordon reports a net loss of $425 million in the six months to December 31. (Vision courtesy ABC News 24)
The clock is now ticking on the financial future of the ailing law firm Slater and Gordon, with a 90-day deadline to finalise talks with its bankers
Insurance giant QBE's chief executive, John Neal, has suffered a $550,000 cut to his bonus for not disclosing a romantic relationship with his executive assistant.
You can finally check when you will get the NBN and what sort of technology you will be receiving.
Forget the banks, they're relative amateurs. If you want outrage, check out the private health insurance rip-off as demonstrated by NIB and Medibank.
If you have a complaint about Veda, you can no longer take it the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Adani has been accused of withholding evidence during the latest legal bid to overturn its Carmichael mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin.
It is the battle between a businessman who lost a billion-dollar birthright and his family, who didn't.
Working in a similar fashion to Airbnb, WedShed helps link unique venues available to hire for weddings with couples looking to find a special place to tie the knot.
In 2017, is working on a Sunday really so much worse than working on a Saturday? Michael Pascoe comments.
Will consumers be smart enough to use new, cheaper credit cards coming out, or will they be caught by the "lazy tax?" Michael Pascoe comments.
Telstra engaged in 'ambush marketing' by associating itself with the Olympics brand in its 'Go to Rio' advertising campaign without paying for the rights, a court has heard.
ASIC has claimed it played a role in Nine's decision to write down by $260 million the goodwill value of its television network, a week after it revealed a similar involvement in a $75.5 million impairment at Seven West Media. Â
With a strong housing market and the balance of payments deficit expected to shrink, the RBA predicts continued growth through to the end of the year. Which are the markets to watch as the latest GDP figures come in? (This video was produced in commercial partnership between Fairfax Media and IG Markets).
Insurance company QBE announces a $1 billion share buyback ahead of expected retained earnings growth.
Insurance giant QBE has reported a 5 per cent jump in net profit in the year to December 31 and announced a $1 billion share buyback ahead of expected earnings growth.
The Australian sharemarket is set to open lower as investors await Donald Trump's major congressional address this week.
The Turnbull Government proposed company tax cut would cut national income for years before it boosted it and would never be self-funding, a new analysis from the Grattan Institute has found.
Ahmed Fahour is stepping out the door at Australia Post in July, but it will take another decade for the organisation to deliver his final package.
US President Donald Trump's first budget proposal will spare big social welfare programs such as Social Security and Medicare from any cuts.
"The game investors should be focusing on is who could win and who could lose," says Andrew Macken ahead of US President Donald Trump's congressional address.
All high income Australians would pay the 1 to 1.5 per cent Medicare Levy Surcharge under a budget proposal that would raise a breathtaking $4 billion per year, more than 6 times the net amount saved in the first Turnbull budget.
In an entertaining annual letter the legendary investor lets fly and high fee gouging money managers.
(Bloomberg) -- Brazil is moving to cast off the last shackles of government influence at iron-ore giant Vale SA -- but not before replacing the CEO with someone more politically palatable.
Starting a business when your friends are all still foot loose and fancy free has its advantages.
Caffeine has been demonised over the years but it can help moderate stress.
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