'Business must reclaim legitimacy as wealth creators'
Business Council of Australia CEO Jennifer Westacott has called on the business community to change it's perception in society.
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Bank inquiry: No competition problem
"We spend all day thinking about how to compete our competitors into oblivion," Westpac's CEO told today's session of the parliamentary committee in Canberra.
Citi's crackdown on overseas property buyers
Citigroup is set to limit overseas mortgage lending to elite high net worth clients with minimum deposits or investments of $250,000.
Natural gas squeeze gets worse
Manufacturers will be short of gas this winter unless the LNG industry diverts exports to local users, AGL Energy says.
Markets Live: Watching and waiting
Shares are set to rewind some of yesterday's gains after a quiet night on global markets as investors remain focused on Friday night's US jobs data.
Buyer's regret takes 20pc off Snap
It might be 'buyer's regret'. Shares in Snap, parent of Snapchat, have fallen more than 20pc after last week's euphoric trading.
WikiLeaks says CIA spies with TVs
WikiLeaks' documents describe extensive CIA spying and its hacking into Samsung phones and eavesdropping through TV sets.
How Woolies plans to win back customers
Woolworths hopes to rebuild bridges with suppliers and win shoppers by giving manufacturers unprecedented access to customer data.
NBN is overpriced and slower than rivals warns OECD
The OECD warns Australia's NBN is over-priced and slower than rival countries, threatening productivity.
The secrets to winning long-term clients
Building a long-term client relationship is as much about being brutally honest with clients as it is about being technically competent.
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