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A sharp overnight drop in the S&P500 - the first such drop in 109 sessions - set up the ASX to its worst day since ...

ASX loses $26b in Trump slump

MARKETS
Myriam Robin
19 mins ago

Justice Bernard Murphy welcomed the 25th anniversary of Australia's class action regime.

We should worry about corporate wrongs, not class actions: judge

MARKETS
Sarah Danckert
1 hr ago

The drift lower in yields has pulled the US dollar down with it.

World stocks seen as most overvalued in 17 years

MARKETS
Jamie McGeever

Billy Tucker, chief executive of Oneflare, says it's unfair start-ups get all the glory.

I don't like start-ups and here's why

THE BIG IDEA
Alexandra Cain

Police escorting non-union labour to Patrick Stevedores through the MUA picket lines in 1998. Today, strike action is low.

Why industrial relations is Australia's everlasting battle

ANALYSIS
Jessica Irvine

Bankwest will shut its corporate banking services on the east coast.

CBA's Bankwest in corporate banking retreat

BANKING AND FINANCE
Patrick Hatch
1 hr ago

The Trump administration says the new rules were introduced because of intelligence that shows terrorists are continuing ...

Laptop ban on flights may not be about security

ANALYSIS
Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman

Market Indices

Updated: March 22, 2017 - 4:41PM

Updated: March 22, 2017 - 5:18PM

Updated: March 22, 2017 - 8:15AM

Updated: March 22, 2017 - 4:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7664

Percentage up/down

-0.36% fall
Euro

Price

0.7099

Percentage up/down

-0.24% fall
British Pound

Price

0.6143

Percentage up/down

-0.37% fall

Updated: March 22, 2017 - 5:30PM

The clock is ticking for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

Sword of Damocles hangs over Malcolm Turnbull on banks

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Premier Investments' Mark McInnes gets a little leg up on the property ladder from boss, Solomon Lew.

'Fake news' - Solly Lew takes lead from Trump

Colin Kruger, CBD

Amber Harrison: An inspiration for other relationships to be unearthed.

'Amber effect' opens floodgates on dubious conduct by bosses

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Perpetual senior lawyer Jessie Moodley said part of the concern was that there was often a lack of transparency around ...

Class action fees too expensive, says Perpetual

Sarah Danckert
5 mins ago

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Markets Live: ASX loses $26b in Trump slump

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer
34 mins ago

Sandalwood is used in a wide range of products

'We are short sellers. We are biased. So is TFS'

Brian Robins
1 hr ago

Time to take some profits? Stocks are looking pricey, global fund manager say.

Is big money eyeing an equities exit?

Jens Meyer

PIMCO sees higher global growth

Myriam Robin

8@eight: Markets hit a Trump speed bump

Sponsored
Gary Burton

UBS bullish on euro

Netty Ismail

Pillar of Trump rally falters

Oliver Renick

The clock is ticking for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

Sword of Damocles hangs over Turnbull

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Westpac's barrister, Jeremy Kirk, SC, said ASIC had "not alleged that any consumer ... had suffered any hardship, let ...

Westpac takes aim at ASIC over 'ambitious' home loan lawsuit

Michaela Whitbourn

David Rockefeller, pictured in 1981.

Billionaire banker, philanthropist David Rockefeller dies at 101

Martyn Wild has been issued with a formal 'first and final warning'.

Westpac executive faces sexual harassment claim

EXCLUSIVE
Elizabeth Knight

Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority chairman Wayne Byres doesn't use the B-word, but says "we are in an ...

Housing market at 'heightened risk', but it's not 'the B-word'

Sarah Danckert

Martyn Wild has been issued with a formal 'first and final warning'.

Westpac executive faces sexual harassment claim

EXCLUSIVE
Elizabeth Knight

Footage obtained by the Transport Workers Union shows squalid conditions for workers at Sydney International Airport.

Footage reveals airport staff in squalor inside Sydney Airport

Mario Christodoulou

Greens MP Adam Bandt joins with Labor to introduce a bill to invalidate the Fair Work Commission's decision to reduce ...

Crossbenchers urged to 'put up or shut up' on penalty rates

Anna Patty

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Game of phones: Telstra's regional roaming rage

Lucy Battersby

Boom time for the box out the back of Bourke

Lucy Battersby

David Herman

A lawyer's love for all creatures great and small

Mark Hawthorne

Radio Rentals is being investigated over alleged responsible lending breaches.

Radio Rentals faces compensation bill over alleged breaches

Georgia Wilkins

"The one thing you have to do is keep everyone in the loop:" Sydney Airbnb host Spencer Kirk.

'More people invite total strangers from Tinder or Grindr': Spencer's Airbnb quandary

EXCLUSIVE
Lucy Cormack

Health experts are concerned about the hidden levels of salt in bread.

The 'healthy' bread that contains as much salt as packet of chips

Esther Han

Bellamy's shares surged on news of a change in Chinese policy.

China wants 'level playing field' for e-commerce

Kirsty Needham

Gerry Harvey says his wife Katie Page, Harvey Norman's CEO, sold shares in the company last week to cover a tax bill.

'People are just making things up', says Gerry Harvey

Catie Low

Coles said it supported "voluntary options on single-use, lightweight plastic bags because our customers have told us ...

Aldi reignites debate over plastic bag ban

Madeleine Heffernan

Consumer confidence in both Australia and New Zealand were "reasonably OK".

Australia is 'our great opportunity', says Kathmandu

Madeleine Heffernan

Premier Investments CEO Mark McInnes (left) and chairman Solomon Lew are counting on Smiggle to underpin group profit ...

Smiggle, Peter Alexander shine among retail gloom

Catie Low

Joachim Fels: "Trump wants to strike deals rather than starting a trade war."

PIMCO sees higher global growth

Myriam Robin

Signs are emerging that mining companies are slowly hiring again.

Mining recovery reaches the coalface

Jens Meyer

Booming property markets in Sydney and Melbourne continue to concern the RBA,

'Build-up of risks': RBA sends warning on housing

Michael Heath

The Reserve Bank of Australia's first female assistant governor for economics, Luci Ellis, has pointed the finger at ...

Sex segregation set to get worse, says RBA chief economist

Jessica Irvine

Bianca Rinehart outside the Supreme Court in 2015.

Bianca Rinehart given go-ahead to sue her mother Gina over family trust

Louise Hall

Hebei is home to 104 mills that account for nearly a quarter of China's total steel output. The province has pledged to ...

Hebei Steel revamp approved

Australian Domestic Gas Outlook conference in Sydney. Ian Macfarlane CEO Queensland Resources Council. Tuesday 14th ...

Gas project spells 161 new wells, 350 jobs in Queensland

Chris Johnson is the chief executive of Urban Taskforce.

Driving housing supply and affordability

Chris Johnson

Macarthur Square has opened its $240 million retail redevelopment in south west Sydney.

Big gun malls in the billion-dollar sales club

Carolyn Cummins

Owners of safe haven properties will see some benefit from the US federal reseve interest rate policy

Fed rate rise boosts Australian property interest

Carolyn Cummins

The Trump administration says the new rules were introduced because of intelligence that shows terrorists are continuing ...

Laptop ban on flights may not be about security

ANALYSIS
Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman

"He's a demagogue who seems to appeal to the lowest common denominator," Hawking once said of Trump.

This may be the day the Trump trade died

COMMENT
Robert Burgess

A council inspector checks a piece of meat at a supermarket in Rio de Janeiro on Monday.

Tainted meat scandal roils Brazil as China, EU, others suspend imports

Brad Brooks and Dominique Patton

The Huracán Rear-Wheel-Drive Spyder is all angles and no curves.

The new Lamborghini is arresting, powerful and a little dangerous

Luxury Cars
1 hr ago

From technology to sport, there is a podcast for everyone.

Utterly addictive podcasts you should be listening to now

Culture

Home loans are bigger than in September 2013 and so is the differential between the best and worst mortgage rates.

Big banks hit home owners with $116k extra interest

ANALYSIS
Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Police escorting non-union labour to Patrick Stevedores through the MUA picket lines in 1998. Today, strike action is low.

Why industrial relations is Australia's everlasting battle

ANALYSIS
Jessica Irvine

Carolyne Burns' predictive hiring technology business Expr3ss! is based on an online survey that job applicants fill out.

How Carolyne built a $6 million business from a six-minute survey

Cara Waters

Billy Tucker, chief executive of Oneflare, says it's unfair start-ups get all the glory.

I don't like start-ups and here's why

Alexandra Cain

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