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APRA's dilemma is that any attempt to radically restrict the growth in loans to investors could affect the property ...

Crackdown to push up rates on interest-only loans

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight
20 mins ago

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Markets Live: ASX gets altitude jitters

Live
Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer
1 hr ago

Alison Millward

Sacked by automated text message for doing a 'pretty dangerous job'

CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Andrew Taylor

Citibank has refunded fees on credit cards, including those supplied by the bank as Virgin Money, Bank of Queensland and ...

Bank refunds 230,000 credit card holders for online shopping fees

BANKING AND FINANCE
Sarah Danckert
21 mins ago

Apple Pay has provoked a stoush between the banks and Apple.

Banks will have to go it alone in Apple Pay fight

UPDATED
Mathew Dunckley

Storm clouds are looming over Sydney's property market amid stagnant living standards.

We may lead the world in growth, but spoils are bittersweet

THE ECONOMY
16 mins ago

Sydney's 14 suburbs with 100 per cent auction clearance rates tend to be located next to much better known suburbs and ...

New rules to cool down sizzling property market

UPDATED
Georgia Wilkins
11 mins ago

Market Indices

Updated: March 31, 2017 - 1:24PM

Updated: March 31, 2017 - 1:09PM

Updated: March 31, 2017 - 8:15AM

Updated: March 31, 2017 - 3:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7648

Percentage up/down

0.05% rise
Euro

Price

0.7161

Percentage up/down

0.01% rise
British Pound

Price

0.6122

Percentage up/down

-0.15% fall

Updated: March 31, 2017 - 1:20PM

APRA's dilemma is that any attempt to radically restrict the growth in loans to investors could affect the property ...

Crackdown to push up rates on interest-only loans

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight
20 mins ago

Spin class

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COMMENT
Harold Mitchell

Mark Latham.

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Colin Kruger, CBD

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Kuwait and other countries support prolonging production cuts that are scheduled to expire in June, the Persian Gulf ...

Oil advances on Kuwaiti optimism

Mark Shenk

Greenback rises to two-week high

US bond bears rebuffed

Brian Chappatta

PBOC seen lifting rates twice

Bloomberg News

German, Spanish inflation ebbs

Bank of Queensland said strong competition and the low interest rate environment were to blame for lower earnings in the ...

Melbourne and Sydney housing markets remain 'speculative': BoQ

Georgia Wilkins

S&P said mortgage arrears had risen in every state and territory in January, and that it expected further increases.

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Financial Services Council CEO Sally Loane has pushed back against calls for changes to consumer protection laws in the ...

Life insurance lobby pushes back against calls for greater oversight

Georgia Wilkins

Telstra could face another mobile phone competitor.

ZipMoney takes step towards killing cash and cards

Mark Hawthorne

Radio Rentals is alleged to have ripped off its customers.

'Rent now, pay forever'? Radio Rentals faces class action

Marty Silk

You don't want to derail a whole talk with your boss — or your relationship — just by choosing your words poorly.

11 sentences to avoid saying to your boss at all costs

Áine Cain

Nicholas Bloom, Professor of Economics at Stanford University.

'It's scary' - why rungs are disappearing on the wage ladder

Anna Patty

Josh Sandman worked about 20 hours a week at a takeaway food outlet in Adelaide until a couple of weeks ago.

Job market for the young worse than recession

Anna Patty

Pressure is building for change, but the power generators don't want to budge.

The real reason power companies block battery systems

Brian Robins

Live sport is one of the most valuable assets there is, says Harold Mitchell.

How sports bodies keep winning the TV rights battles

Mark Hawthorne

Pawanjeet Heir: is facing her worst nightmare - deportation, along with her husband and young son.

Blackmail, extortion and slavery at a restaurant near you

EXCLUSIVE
Adele Ferguson

"$142 - that's exorbitant:" Annie McQuisten who has paid around $140 a month for telecommunications in the past decade.

Why 10 mobile calls, 2 landline calls and 3 gigs cost Annie $142.50

Lucy Cormack
1 hr ago

Alison Millward

'Running lights and going up one-way streets': The risks people take to bring you dinner

Andrew Taylor

Catherine Tanna, the chief executive of EnergyAustralia.

Need for energy market independence to avoid fracture

Brian Robins

Myer Chairman Paul McClintock.

Myer share raid won't buy board seat

Catie Low

Supermarkets will gain market share from independent retailers, according to broker Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Supermarkets to prosper from softening economy

Catie Low

Thorn Group on Thursday morning confirmed it had been served with a statement of claim but warned the case could drag on.

Radio Rentals class action may take 'years to run its course'

Retailer Premier Investments chairman Solomon Lew, and now Myer's largest shareholder.

Myer play is a classic Solly Lew move

Catie Low

A supply shortage would lead to higher prices for consumers.

'War zone' in tomato country sparks shortage warning

UPDATED
Patrick Hatch

Weak coal prices could see more mines closed in the Hunter.

We may lead the world in growth, but spoils are bittersweet

Michael Heath
16 mins ago

Spin class

Spin classes won't help Australia cut the fat

COMMENT
Harold Mitchell

The net worth of every man woman and child in the country stood at almost $387,000, according to CommSec.

Australians sitting on mountains of cash as wealth outpaces debt

Vacancies were 7.3 per cent higher than in the same period of 2016, data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed.

Job vacancies highest since mid-2011

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Oil advances on Kuwaiti optimism

Mark Shenk

Catherine Tanna, the chief executive of EnergyAustralia.

Need for energy market independence to avoid fracture

Brian Robins

Gina Rinehart is Australia's richest person.

Netballers driving mining trucks: How billionaire Rinehart saves cash

Rebecca Keenan

Mantra Group has more than 125 properties, including the Ala Moana in Hawaii.

Mantra Group shares surge as hotel sector booms

Carolyn Cummins

Lakeside Shopping Centre, on the NSW Central Coast, is being sold by Colliers International and Stonebridge.

$US1.7 trillion set to enter global real estate

Carolyn Cummins

The Schwarzkopf building is on 1300 square metres at 1133 Malvern Road, Malvern.

Stock-starved apartment builders boost value of tired office sites

Marc Pallisco

Toshiba President Satoshi Tsunakawa bows after announcing its US nuclear unit Westinghouse had filed for bankruptcy ...

'You're trash': Investors hurl abuse at Toshiba managers

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Minister for public security, Guo Shengkun.

Chinese police call for help to return gambling fugitives

Kirsty Needham

Nicholas Bloom, Professor of Economics at Stanford University.

'It's scary' - why rungs are disappearing on the wage ladder

Anna Patty

A formidable lineup of influential beers.

Hall of fame: The most important Australian craft beers ever

Fine Drinks

Forget everything you think you know about cardigans.

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Select assets likely to increase in value and generate long-term capital gains.

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COMMENT
Daryl Dixon

James Pearson says there is a future for Australian manufacturing.

What does manufacturing look like in 21st century Australia?

James Pearson

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Managerial wisdom: how to attain the Holy Grail

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