Blowing the mother of all bubbles
Could history repeat itself? Central bankers are not fond of acknowledging errors, often rationalising ex post facto via the meme that "this time is different".
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Slater & Gordon ownership changes
Slater & Gordon is now effectively under the ownership of 'vulture' funds after 94 per cent of its loans were dumped by its original lenders.
Canberra could go it alone on Snowy: Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull says the federal government will foot the entire multi-billion dollar bill to expand the Snowy Hydro scheme if necessary, because it will recoup its money and more.
Alinta deal a long-term bet
One of Hong Kong's wealthiest families has gone from zero exposure to $4 billion of invested capital in Australia's energy market.
How Airtree decides which start-ups to fund
Airtree Ventures' Craig Blair lifts the lid on how it chooses which startups to back and the story behind Prospa's recent $25m round.
Local shares poised to open lower
Local shares are poised to drift lower, following Wall Street, as investors rethink the US rate outlook. $A down.
Former execs pitch $600m SA energy plan
A group of former BHP Billiton and BP executives has opened discussions with the SA government over a $600 million energy plan.
Healthy funds, low volatility to drive M&A
Lawyers and bankers expect healthy levels of mergers and acquisitions in 2017.
Homes in Sydney's richest suburbs to be razed
Authorities will begin door-knocking residents of at least 70 homes on Sydney's north shore to make way for this long-awaited tunnel.
Trump budget cuts foreign aid, funds Wall
President Donald Trump's budget would boost defence, slash foreign aid and environment spending and help build that Wall.
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