Blackmores won't return to $220 soon
Blackmores has come back to earth with a thud and the $220 share price it traded at last January is now a distant memory.
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First-home buyers lose in stamp duty cut
Victoria's decision to cut stamp duty for first home buyers, in isolation, will only stimulate demand and push prices higher, experts said.
Meet the Uber for the energy market
The co-founder of Reposit Power says he is building a virtual power station, adding more than a megawatt of battery capacity a month, with no capital. Big power companies competing against us "will lose".
Markets Live: Miners dig deep
Shares bounce off early losses as investors accelerate buying in the big miners following the weekend's National Party Congress in China, while retail sales data holds up in January.
$10b tech VCs descend on Brisbane
International VCs representing $10 billion in funds will attend a new Brisbane festival aimed at catapulting the city on to the global start-up stage.
Victoria's stamp duty move 'a disaster'
Victoria's decision to waive stamp duty for many first homebuyers will fast become counter-productive, stimulating an already booming reside...
Soul Patts climbs Hunter Hall LIC register
Soul Patts has added five million Hunter Hall Global Value shares to its stake.
Why this fundie is avoiding Tesla
Nanuk's Tom King manages a fund that returned 14.5 per cent in 2016 and 11.5 per cent since its inception. But he's not investing in Tesla.
Sydney hailstorm costs Suncorp, IAG $330m
Two of Australia's largest insurers will take a combined $330 million hit after fielding more than 30,000 claims.
How REA changed its revenue numbers
Property advertising monolith REA Group has used three different accounting treatments in the last two years.
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