Business challenges Turnbull's tax agenda
Corporate Australia is split over Malcolm Turnbull's company tax cut plan.
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This is not a crisis that might dissipate
If ever there was a test for all our politicians – and whether they can, for once, concentrate on the problem at hand rather than simply blame each other – this is it.
Corporate tax cut won't make a difference
ANZ chairman David Gonski says focusing on one part of the tax system, such as the corporate rate, won't help. Catch up on what happened at the AFR Summit.
Pengana swoops on Hunter Hall
The ethical funds manager founded by Peter Hall has recommended an offer from Soul Patts-backed Pengana.
Face it, tech will kill jobs: Cannon-Brookes
Billionaire Atlassian founder says politicians should stop pretending jobs won't be lost under disruption.
Who WA business wants to win
Andrew Forrest, Diane Smith-Gander, Michael Chaney, Mark Barnaba and Nigel Satterley on top priorities for the incoming WA government.
Liberal-National alliance hits breaking point
WA Nationals leader Brendon Grylls would rather send the state back to the polls than form a minority government with the Liberals.
Off the plan prone to 30pc price falls
The potential loss of $200,000 in the value of average-priced apartments highlights the need for buyer caution.
Bond yields shoot up as odds narrow for RBA rate hike
Australian bond yields have shot up to 15-month highs as the odds of an RBA rate rise rocket to almost 50-50.
Could gas swaps solve market crisis?
Gas swap deals are emerging as a potential immediate solution to the "train crash" occurring in the east coast gas market.
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