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Amber Harrison

'Throwing mud': Judge's angry spray in Amber Harrison court battle

MEDIA & MARKETING
Michaela Whitbourn

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Markets Live: ASX falls as banks crunched

Live
Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer
9 mins ago

"The power of the crowd will shake and stir", said ASIC chief Greg Medcraft.

ASIC still sees 'appalling things' at Aussie banks

BANKING AND FINANCE
Mario Christodoulou

McDonald’s is among several multinationals that have not signed up to the tax transparency code.

Microsoft, McDonald's, IBM avoid government tax transparency code

EXCLUSIVE
Nassim Khadem

Geoff Wilson's WAM failed in his bid to replace the board of Hunter Hall Global Value.

Geoff Wilson slams Hunter Hall fund board

BUSINESS
Brian Robins
11 mins ago

Contributing to the low rate of home ownership may be that the "Bank of Mum and Dad" is less likely to help out in ...

Aussie millennials' home ownership second-lowest in world

THE ECONOMY
Jens Meyer

Foxtel ranks behind Netflix, Stan, Fetch, and BigPond Movies.

Foxtel rated lowest in consumer survey for value

MEDIA & MARKETING
Lucy Battersby

Market Indices

Updated: April 6, 2017 - 3:20PM

Updated: April 6, 2017 - 3:05PM

Updated: April 6, 2017 - 7:15AM

Updated: April 6, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7540

Percentage up/down

-0.38% fall
Euro

Price

0.7063

Percentage up/down

-0.52% fall
British Pound

Price

0.6039

Percentage up/down

-0.45% fall

Updated: April 6, 2017 - 3:20PM

Illustration John Shakespeare

A new jackpot on the way for Len Ainsworth?

CBD
Colin Kruger, CBD

Brian Hartzer

APRA's gift that keeps on giving for the banks

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

The big question for employers is where to draw the line on employee behaviour.

When do an employee's private actions cross the line?

SPONSORED CONTENT
Kamal Farouque

Standard & Poor's economics guru David Blitzer.

Is Snap even a "public" company?

Myriam Robin
18 mins ago

Bond traders have consistently priced in more subdued inflation and growth forecasts than central bankers, which led to ...

Bond traders' perilous positioning

Opinion
Lisa Abramowicz
1 hr ago

Brent futures ended the session up 19 cents, or 0.4 per cent, at $US54.36 a barrel after earlier touching $US55.09, last ...

Oil eases on US crude build

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: Bears take upper hand

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Wall St turns on Fed policy rethink

Balance sheet policy shift nears

US companies hire 263,000: ADP

Shobhana Chandra

Copper leaps after upbeat US data

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 05: Anna Bligh speaks at the AFR - Banking and Wealth Summit at the Sofitel Hotel, on April 5, ...

Anna Bligh concedes banks face 'implosion' of public trust

Heath Aston

Former Australian Public Service Commissioner Stephen Sedgwick.

Banks struggle to rejig pay to reward staff putting customers first

Mario Christodoulou

Damage from ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie in Proserpine, Queensland.

Bills rise from Cyclone Debbie to cost IAG $140m

Brian Robins

Banks need to rethink how much capital they hold, says APRA chairman Wayne Byers.

Loan costs may rise if new capital rules are rushed in

Mario Christodoulou

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

Apple Pay ruling hits innovation: Westpac

There were just 21 companies in the ASX 300+ with a female CEO.

Companies with gender diverse boards made more money

Nassim Khadem

Commonwealth Bank financial planning whistleblower Jeff Morris.

Death threats and smear campaigns, the lot of a whistleblower

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Kathy Jackson leaves Melbourne Magistrates' Court after a hearing in 2016.

Kathy Jackson gets court shock after hearing of fresh charges

Jane Lee

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Attack of the shorts: an aggressive tool to influence companies

Myriam Robin

Rupert Murdoch with citizenship papers in his hand returns to work from federal court after becoming a US citizen in 1985.

From Innisfail to Alaska: Aussies DJs win over America

Lucy Battersby

Former Olympic hockey gold medallist Danni Roche.

No 'patsy': Danni Roche steels herself for battle for AOC job

Mark Hawthorne

"Error 53" disabled phones that had been repaired by unauthorised shops.

iPhone 'error 53': Apple taken to court by consumer watchdog

Esther Han
10 mins ago

Damage from ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie in Proserpine, Queensland.

Bills rise from Cyclone Debbie to cost IAG $140m

Brian Robins

It is estimated that 5.9 million sales of the four products over five years yielded revenue of about $45 million to the ...

Nurofen must pay $6 million penalty after final appeal rejected

Lucy Cormack

Former JB Hi-Fi boss Terry Smart will take on the reins later this month.

Former JB Hi-Fi boss takes reins at Good Guys

Catie Low

United Petroleum has been blasted for underpaying staff following raids by Fair Work.

United Petroleum blasted for underpaying staff

EXCLUSIVE
Adele Ferguson

Aldi needs to be innovative in its stores to win over new shoppers.

Aldi to spend hundreds of millions on Australia's east coast

Catie Low

Karl-Johan Persson, Global CEO of H&M, says it's not the company's mission to drive out local businesses.

Is this man responsible for killing Australian fashion?

Melissa Singer

Coles stopped selling life insurance on January 1st.

Coles kills life insurance offer

Madeleine Heffernan

McDonald’s is among several multinationals that have not signed up to the tax transparency code.

Microsoft, McDonald's, IBM avoid government's tax transparency code

EXCLUSIVE
Nassim Khadem

Contributing to the low rate of home ownership may be that the "Bank of Mum and Dad" is less likely to help out in ...

Aussie millennials' home ownership second-lowest in world

Jens Meyer

RBA governor Philip Lowe lent his weight to calls to reassess the capital gains tax discount on Tuesday night.

RBA boss blames lax lending, tax breaks for house prices

Peter Martin

While eftpos and credit card usage is climbing, cash remains the most important payment method for low-value ...

Federal budget to tackle Australia's $21b 'black economy'

EXCLUSIVE
Nassim Khadem

The proposed Adani coal mine would produce as much as 60 million tonnes of coal a year, requiring huge amounts of ...

Adani seeks additional surface water to feed giant coal mine

Peter Hannam

Brent futures ended the session up 19 cents, or 0.4 per cent, at $US54.36 a barrel after earlier touching $US55.09, last ...

Oil eases on US crude build

A molten mixture of lead and bronze pours from a cauldron into moulds in the foundry at the copper mining and smelting ...

Copper leaps after upbeat US data

Buying on the fringe is the only way for some families to get into the market.

Land sales increase to $13 billion

Nicole Lindsay

The NAB office tower at 3 Parramatta Square being developed by Walker Corp.

Walker Corp kicks off $2b Parramatta project

Carolyn Cummins

The Norwood Hotel, Norwood, South Australia, owned by the Charter Hall Long WALE REIT.

Charter Hall undertakes $200m debt placement

Carolyn Cummins

In this courtroom sketch, Karim Baratov, right, addresses the court during his bail hearing this week.

Accused Yahoo hacker had Lamborghini, Aston Martin at 22

Kristine Owram

The Pink Star diamond, the most valuable cut diamond ever offered at auction, as it was displayed by a model at a ...

Diamond sells for highest price ever paid

Corinne Gretler

Generic. Sugar donut. Photo iStock

Butter or margarine? Dunkin' Donuts hit with class action

Daniel Victor

"Not a regular dad, I'm a cool dad."

Why it's a big mistake to be a 'best-friend dad'

Self Improvement
1 hr ago

It's a small thing that plays a big part in first impressions.

The one thing everyone is secretly judging you on

Grooming

Young adults can do things now that will improve their financial future

15 things to do by 30 to create a better life after 60

Money
John Collett

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What women want from the budget

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Funky Trunks had a 40 per cent increase in sales over summer.

How we fared over the long hot summer

Nina Hendy

Telework gets people off roads, reduces stress and improves employee productivity.

Working from home trend must be part of urbanisation policy

Tony Featherstone

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