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The launch of the Raise a Glass initiative at the Kent Hotel in 2009. Peter Cosgrove, centre, with Stephen Finney from ...

Anzac Day among 'most dangerous days' for marketers

RETAIL
Madeleine Heffernan

The mass adoption of battery storage systems poses risks for those who don't install them.

How battery storage can take on the power companies

BUSINESS
Brian Robins

Network Ten chief executive Paul Anderson said the television industry is under severe duress.

Network Ten market cap tumbles ahead of half-year results

MEDIA & MARKETING
Lucy Battersby

Bob Brown returned to Parliament House in Canberra with Geoff Cousins and environmental groups to protest against the ...

Byron Shire Council rejects Westpac on Adani mine

PROPERTY
Carolyn Cummins

Illustration: Glen Le Lievre

New enemy of renters: Mums and dads

COMMENT
Eryk Bagshaw

Banks have been told to warn borrowers of the risks of interest-only loans.

Sweating on every word – how ASIC massaged the banking message

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Liz Kaelin and Annie Parker are unhappy with the impact changes to 457 visas are having on the start-up community.

How the 457 visa changes are hitting start-ups

WORKPLACE RELATIONS
Caitlin Fitzsimmons

Market Indices

Updated: April 21, 2017 - 4:36PM

Updated: April 21, 2017 - 6:09PM

Updated: April 22, 2017 - 7:15AM

Updated: April 22, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7544

Percentage up/down

0.21% rise
Euro

Price

0.7035

Percentage up/down

0.01% rise
British Pound

Price

0.5888

Percentage up/down

0.24% rise

Updated: April 22, 2017 - 7:00AM

Illustration: Glen Le Lievre

The new enemy of renters: Mums and dads

COMMENT
Eryk Bagshaw

Banks have been told to warn borrowers of the risks of interest-only loans.

Sweating on every word – how ASIC massaged the banking message

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Former Coles chief executive Ian McLeod.

No hidden talents in Australia - we need 457 visas

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft.

High-frequency trading OK by ASIC

Jessica Sier

Investors have overreacted to the slow movements emanating from the US administration.

Trump's tax plan rekindles reflation trade

Jessica Sier

For the week, the Dow rose 0.5 per cent, the S&P gained 0.8 per cent and the Nasdaq advanced 1.8 per cent in what was ...

Wall St dips, up on week

President Donald Trump is promising 'massive' tax cuts.

'Massive' tax cut unveil next week

Oil below $US50 in New York

Mark Shenk

French stocks slip before vote

Chamberlain chosen to lead LME

China to revive metals: Goldman

Will Davies and Narae Kim

The Commonwealth Bank has hiked fixed rates for investor and interest-only loans.

CBA raises interest rates on investor and interest-only loans

Georgia Wilkins

CLSA has a buy rating on Macquarie Group.

Australia's Macquarie Group acquires UK's Green Investment Bank

Latika Bourke

Money

Our super is sacrosanct, so leave it alone

COMMENT
Harold Mitchell

Michael Carapiet allegedly backdated his tax forms at the request of his tax agent, Artin Etmekdjian, a councillor on ...

High-flying ex-Macquarie banker embroiled in tax fraud probe

UPDATED
Lisa Visentin

Australian Bankers' Association chief executive Anna Bligh said the banking industry supported the recommendations.

'A lot of work to do': Banks back remuneration changes

Sarah Danckert

Allowing offshore nannies to come to Australia would also help ease childcare shortages.

Call to bring in nannies from Pacific Islands

Nassim Khadem

'If you're good at course correcting, being wrong may be less costly than you think, whereas being slow is going to be ...

'Being wrong less costly than you think': What makes a good CEO

Jena McGregor

Kiara Robinson was enrolled in a training program with Outback Steakhouse.

Restaurant chain accused of using trainee program to underpay staff

EXCLUSIVE
Anna Patty

Malcolm Turnbull

Are the 457 visa reforms an illusion act?

IN DEPTH
Anna Patty

Rupert Murdoch (centre) with his sons Lachlan (left) and James (right).

Murdoch's defiance turns to pragmatism

ANALYSIS
Michael Grynbaum

Illustration: Glen Le Lievre

The new enemy of renters: Mums and dads

COMMENT
Eryk Bagshaw

Health insurers have hiked their premiums by a cumulative 54 per cent over the past eight years.

The health insurance industry's plan to lure more young people into the system

Esther Han
8 mins ago

Peter Garrett at Wave Aid.

Why it's so hard to buy tickets to see your favourite band

Lucy Cormack

Sarah Mackenzie, on the right, continues to suffer the consequences of medical negligence during her birth. She received ...

'They think we're going to defraud our daughter'

Esther Han

The launch of the Raise a Glass initiative at the Kent Hotel in 2009. Peter Cosgrove, centre, with Stephen Finney from ...

Anzac Day among 'most dangerous days' for marketers

Madeleine Heffernan

Woolworths and Lowe's poured billions into launching hardware chain Masters.

Bitter Masters battle coming to an end

Madeleine Heffernan

Madeleine Hunter from Hunter Products created the Shibajuku Girls dolls.

Amazon makes child's play of toy sales

Catie Low

Oakdale, developed by Goodman and Brickworks. According to industrial property agents, Amazon has signed a lease deal ...

Welcome to Amazon's Australian ground zero

Carolyn Cummins

Rob Scott

Wesfarmers' secret Amazon response team

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Headline inflation is heading into the Reserve Bank's target band.

Inflation likely to hit RBA target band

Prashant Mehra

Illustration: Glen Le Lievre

The new enemy of renters: Mums and dads

COMMENT
Eryk Bagshaw

Joo Man Park, eBay managing director and vice-president for Australia and New Zealand, at the federal inquiry.

Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Alibaba say retailers won't comply with GST change

Nassim Khadem

The Tax Office said Chevron claimed excessive deductions for a loan.

Chevron eyes high court as it loses landmark tax case

UPDATED
Nassim Khadem

The takeover deal for Alinta, a natural gas and electricity retailer owned by a group of private equity companies ...

FIRB approves Chow Tai Fook's takeover of Alinta

David Stringer and Edward Johnson

Goldman Sachs said there's no fundamental evidence to justify this week's selloff in oil prices.

Oil below $US50 in New York

Mark Shenk

The architect of sweeping reforms to the LME's warehousing system, Chamberlain must decide whether to change the LME's ...

Chamberlain chosen to lead LME

The new infrastructure development along Parramatta Road will see some petrol stations sold.

Sydney’s changing road network impacts on service station market

Carolyn Cummins

Sydney will get a new luxury hotel when the Sofitel Darling Harbour opens later this year.

Demand a stellar win for hotels sector

Carolyn Cummins

A private investor has paid $16 million for 168 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest.

New infrastructure boosts the 'burbs

Carolyn Cummins

International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde and US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin discuss the US ...

Mnuchin sweetens America first as chance for better world growth

Jeff Black, Andrew Mayeda, Enda Curran and Eric Martin

Volkswagen's emissions crisis rocked the entire car industry.

US judge issues VW with three-year 'organisation probation'

Nick Carey

<em>Charging Bull</em> and <em>Fearless Girl</em> face off against each other in New York.

Fearless Girl has made Charging Bull a symbol of male chauvinism: sculptor

Renae Merle

There's been a recent explosion in the consumption and production of rye whiskey.

Which retro spirit has increased sales by 500 per cent in five years?

Smart Sipping

Hyundai's bold GV80 concept was revealed at the recent New York motor show.

The car brand taking on BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz

Cars

All it takes to fix the pay gap is analysis and action.

Why fixing the pay gap is easy if you try

Georgina Dent

Illustration: John Shakespeare

Do I need to make an 'educated guess' about my SMSF?

ASK NOEL

Tinybeans co-founders Sarah-Jane Kurtini, Eddie Geller and Stephen O'Young.

App designed to prevent too much 'sharenting' in $6.5 million ASX listing

Cara Waters

It doesn't help when a whole organisation's existence is centred on a lie.

This is how easily you're deceived

James Adonis

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