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During the past two years Slater & Gordon's share price has tumbled from over $8 to 8c.

Slater and Gordon class action takes a strange turn

BANKING AND FINANCE
Sarah Danckert

7-Eleven

Proposed laws 'unlikely' to stamp out exploitation of underpaid workers

WORKPLACE RELATIONS
Anna Patty

The ATO wants to initially help businesses understand and meet their tax obligations.

ATO eye cafes, restaurants, beauty salons in illegal cash economy fight

THE ECONOMY
Nassim Khadem

marijuana

Feeling good about medical cannabis investments

CBD
Carolyn Cummins

Gina Rinehart said Aroona would complement Hancock's existing investments in the north.

Rinehart beefs up cattle empire with NT's Aroona station

BUSINESS
Michael Sin

Job cuts to follow $3b auto merger

BUSINESS
Ania Nussbaum

A boy carries a bag used to transport cobalt-laden dirt and rock at a mineral market outside Kolwezi, Congo.

Child labour persists in Apple pipeline as company cracks down

TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Todd Frankel

Market Indices

Updated: March 6, 2017 - 4:38PM

Updated: March 6, 2017 - 7:10PM

Updated: March 7, 2017 - 7:00AM

Updated: March 7, 2017 - 4:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7587

Percentage up/down

-0.22% fall
Euro

Price

0.7168

Percentage up/down

0.34% rise
British Pound

Price

0.6200

Percentage up/down

0.49% rise

Updated: March 7, 2017 - 6:46AM

It has been a turbulent 12 months for James Packer.

Former gaming regulator opens fire on Barangaroo

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Illustration: John Shakespeare

Feeling good about medical cannabis investments

Carolyn Cummins

RBA governor Philip Lowe has switched to "analytical" mode.

Reserve Bank spells out company tax choices to politicians

COMMENT
Ross Gittins

Atlas Fund Management's Hugh Dive said the markets had three major pockets of strength on Monday: the miners, Westpac, ...

Miners pull ASX into the black

Myriam Robin and Jessica Sier

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Markets Live: Miners dig deep

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

Credit Suisse analysts are more bullish on iron ore than most – they also expect prices to fall, but not suddenly.

Iron ore prices 'could drop 30pc'

Myriam Robin

Jeremy Liew, who grew up in Perth and graduated from the Australian National University in the early 90s, was the very ...

Australian Snap investor makes billions

8@eight: US March rate hike almost a given

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Breakthrough for local biotech as an influential backer emerges

Brian Robins

Share bullishness may fade as Fed rate rises near

Timothy Moore

RBA's tough balancing act will keep rates on hold

Jens Meyer

Golf ball-sized hail at Turramurra in the February storm.

Insurers facing $370m bill from Sydney hail storm

In early 2016, chief executive Lloyd Blankfein embarked on the firm's biggest cost-cutting push in years.

Goldman penny pinchers go after bankers' phone perks

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Banks may rue not facing a royal commission

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

CBA says it exists to pay insurance claims and enhance the financial well-being of customers.

Insurers reveal doctors are sharing full medical histories

Esther Han

Mr Baird has joined NAB as chief customer officer.

Questions raised over Baird's salary at new NAB job

UPDATED
Mario Christodoulou

7-Eleven

Proposed laws 'unlikely' to stamp out exploitation of workers

Anna Patty

Vicinity Centres recently started trialling whether robots could be used to clean shop room floors.

Vicinity Centres to use robots as cleaners

Nassim Khadem

In early 2016, chief executive Lloyd Blankfein embarked on the firm's biggest cost-cutting push in years.

Goldman penny pinchers go after bankers' phone perks

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Australian boardrooms in 2017: still like Mad Men?

IN DEPTH
Nassim Khadem

Happy feet: (from right) 3D MEDiTech CEO Paul Docherty, Ken Shaw, head of research and development Gilan Gans.

Chance meeting leaves lasting imprint

Mark Hawthorne

Senator John Williams

A 'broken-down old shearer' takes on CBA

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Bakers Delight adverts. A complaint that a Bakers Delight billboard was "advertising lollies on bread for school ...

'Lollies on bread': Complaint about school lunch ad upheld

Lucy Cormack

Annie McFarlane who is still waiting on a Shakuhachi delivery which was ordered nearly three months ago.

'They keep passing the buck': Why Annie's still waiting for her dress

Lucy Cormack

CBA says it exists to pay insurance claims and enhance the financial well-being of customers.

Insurers reveal doctors are sharing full medical histories

Esther Han

Vicinity Centres recently started trialling whether robots could be used to clean shop room floors.

Vicinity Centres to use robots as cleaners

Nassim Khadem

Mitre 10, Home Timber & Hardware retailers and suppliers have put their support behind a new buying group.

New buying group to challenge Metcash model

Catie Low

Costco has taken about 1 per cent of the Australian market.

Price not be-all and end-all, supermarkets told

Madeleine Heffernan

Bunnings' expansion plans for Australia reveal Wesfarmers' $705 million purchase of UK hardware outfit Homebase has not ...

Bunnings swoops on Masters sites to drive major expansion

Catie Low

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Aldi launches online sales in China, using Aussie suppliers

Monday's data showed sales of clothing, footwear and personal accessories dipped 0.4 per cent, likely in part due to ...

Retail sales bounce, but consumer spending lacklustre

UPDATED

The ATO wants to initially help businesses understand and meet their tax obligations.

ATO eye cafes, restaurants, beauty salons in illegal cash economy fight

Nassim Khadem

Pilot Tessa Beyersdorff is an instructor and base manager at Bankstown Airport's Sydney Flying School.

Seven charts show exactly how much Australia's workforce has changed since 1911

Inga Ting

Illustration: Jim Pavlidis.

Australia poised to seize world economic record

COMMENT
Jessica Irvine

Federal Court reserves Adani decision

"Quite a few Chinese iron ore miners are planning to come back and reopen their mines," said Pan Guocheng, head of ...

Chinese iron ore miners plot return

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said it was too early to say if the deal to reduce oil production would be ...

Oil drops as Russians stall

Australia 108 will be the southern hemisphere's tallest tower when complete.

Australia 108 developer was director of Watersun Homes

Simon Johanson

Rooftop of Darling Square student accommodation project in Sydney.

Buoyant student numbers underpin development

Nicole Lindsay

The launch of Legoland at Chadstone Shopping Centre, with John Gandel, owner and founder of Chadstone Shopping Centre, ...

Shopping centres must change to survive

Carolyn Cummins

While commonplace in Western diets, cream, cheese and butter are seldom used in commercial Chinese kitchens.

China's $200b dining out scene draws foreign dairy firms

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'Change of heart': Deutsche to raise $11b in major overhaul

The 86-year-old Warren Buffett has pledged to give almost all of his $US79 billion fortune to charity.

Age-old problem a $2.8 trillion headache for the wealthy

Tom Metcalf

Shock jocks: Is it time to update your undies?

Shock jocks: Is it time to update your undies?

Men's Style

Simply buying better can save you time and hassle in the long run.

How to spot the difference between a good suit and a bad suit

Men's Style

Kaye Rees (right) founder of Trading for Blondes investment club with (left to right) three other members, Leigh ...

Women investors share their success stories

John Collett

Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Why taxpayers get a good deal from funding childcare

Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Kate Carnell is concerned the ATO may make the situation worse for small businesses.

Fears ATO will hand over small businesses to credit agencies 'willy nilly'

Cara Waters

There are a number of options allowing interested parties to take an ownership share in your business.

How do I split my business?

Max Newnham

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