BlackRock backs robots over humans
If BlackRock is right the stock picker is dead and active fund managers have just lost their job to a computer.
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Short-seller turns up heat on Quintis
Glaucus has not backed down on its view that the former TFS is a troubled company.
RBA gets 'gold star' for rate management
The RBA has been awarded the equivalent of a gold star by one of the most influential monetary policy thinkers of the past quarter century.
BlackRock cuts stock pickers
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is shaking up its struggling stock-picking unit by cutting jobs, as clients shift to cheaper ETFs.
Brisbane apartments offered in 'fire sale'
'Sizzling hot deals' may be a sign that apartment oversupply in Queensland capital may be biting.
Markets Live: ANZ hits 19-month high
The ASX continues to push higher after hitting a near-two year peak yesterday, as banks and miners climb in unison.
Stake lifts the bar for trading US stocks and ETFs
Aussie investors can now cheaply access US equities such as Tesla, Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Alibaba, Netflix, Berkshire Hathaway, At...
How a TPG bid for Fairfax would work
If TPG founder David Bonderman buys Fairfax he will have two financial challenges: raising cash and selling assets.
Super funds are 'globally worst practice'
Kiwi retirement savings disruptor Sam Stubbs says Australians could save "billions of dollars a year" by slashing bloated super fund fees.
Is iron ore in for a painful correction?
Rio Tinto has brushed off concerns about waning demand for iron ore but global bond markets are far from convinced.
