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Australia's property boom has already peaked, says UBS
Australian house prices and construction activity may have hit a peak, with investment bank UBS 'calling the top' of the runaway market.
Australian house prices and construction activity may have hit a peak, with investment bank UBS 'calling the top' of the runaway market.
With Mr Macron appearing secure in his lead and likely to form a successful coalition once in power, the political event risk looming over Europe is fading and the euro hit a five-month high.
There's an interesting test of Donald Trump's presidency coming up tonight: does Wall Street think he has any credibility?
The board of Spotless Group has recommended investors knock back the shock $1.2 billion bid from services company Downer EDI labelling it as "opportunistic, hostile, highly conditional' and unlikely to proceed.
Public servants could be hit for hundreds of thousands as government curbs tax brakes.
In the wee hours of Saturday morning, Donold Trump tweeted that big tax reform and tax reduction would be announced on Wednesday. But does Wall Street believe him anymore?
ASX starts the week on the front foot after France's first round of presidential polling produces a market-friendly result, which helped push the euro to a five-month high.
Australians with food allergies are at risk when choosing whether packaged products are safe to eat, because of poor food labelling standards.
A collective sigh of relief will encompass the markets this morning as the French election results have avoided the worst possible outcome.
The euro surged higher after early results showed Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen will battle for the French presidency.
While many people will head to the supermarkets to prepare for Anzac Day, don't expect the the supermarkets to roll out a special advertising campaign for the public holiday.
The Australian mining company has appealed directly to Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte against the suspension of its contract.
The health insurance industry's plan to lure more young people into the system.
German battery challenger Sonnen wants to create communities of connected battery users to create virtual power plants.
Shares in Ten Network are starting this week at historical lows as the market braces for the company's half-year results.
The ACT has passed Victoria to become Australia's second-strongest economy, according to the latest CommSec state of the states report, published Monday.
Byron Shire Council has upped the pressure in Westpac bank over any potential funding of the Adani coal mine.
High-frequency trading and dark pools are not undermining the Australian Securities Exchange, says ASIC boss.
Experience a problem, find a solution, then realise there's a business just waiting to be launched solving the same problem for others.
Bets inflation will pick up have slowed, showing investors are skeptical the US administration can boost economic growth. But markets are looking to tax reform to keep the trade alive.
Retail landlords will be focused on the arrival of internet giant Amazon to Australia,
Alinta Energy takeover gets the stamp of approval from FIRB.
Rising costs for petrol, fruits and vegetables and tobacco are expected to have lifted consumer prices in the March quarter.
Woolworth's chief grocer Brad Banducci will follow in big and glamorous footsteps when he fronts as the speaker to launch the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal
Donald Trump's America First doesn't necessarily leave the global economy last.
Schools need certainty. It's not just pencils they need to budget for, it's speech therapy teachers or school counsellors, where every bit of money could makes a difference to a student's life.
If you are a corporation that wants to use the Olympic rings, you have no choice but to deal with the AOC's exclusive agent.
There is only one thing worse than missing out on tickets to see your favourite band.
Amazon, well-known for its controversial labour practices and distrust of unions, faces a challenge in Australia
A US judge has sentenced Volkswagen AG to three years' probation and independent oversight for the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal.
Struggling with anxiety helped Sarah Wilson build a successful business.
A third category of lying has been discovered and it's quite possibly the most deceptive of them all.
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