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'Significant doubt' over Ten's future after $232m loss

MEDIA & MARKETING
Lucy Battersby
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Markets Live: ASX on back foot

Live
Patrick Commins and Myriam Robin

Under Donald Trump's tax plan, money may return to the US from overseas but the question remains, would that lead to ...

Trump tax plan could cause US-Australia revenue disputes

WORLD BUSINESS
Nassim Khadem

Spotless CEO Martin Sheppard.

Spotless talks up savings in Downer rebuff

BUSINESS
Mathew Dunckley

"She is herself a very special gem, a diamond," Joe Gutnick says of his wife.

Joseph Gutnick slams press reports, says wife is 'diamond'

BUSINESS
Sarah Danckert

Incoming Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott will surely be spending time on the supermarket chain under a lot of ...

Coles sales growth slows to trickle as Woolies fights back

RETAIL
Catie Low

Nine's new live streaming service doesn't include the cricket due to existing online rights deals.

Cricket's revenue problem is all in its timing

ANALYSIS
Mark Hawthorne

Market Indices

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United States Dollar

Price

0.7488

Percentage up/down

0.16% rise
Euro

Price

0.6867

Percentage up/down

0.15% rise
British Pound

Price

0.5820

Percentage up/down

0.00% steady

Updated: April 27, 2017 - 3:10PM

BHP was capable of making some dire investment decisions.

BHP takes the broom to shale assets

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Illustration John Shakespeare

Little's $340m sell out to Japan Post isn't taking Toll

Colin Kruger, CBD

Nine's new live streaming service doesn't include the cricket due to existing online rights deals.

Cricket's revenue problem is all in its timing

ANALYSIS
Mark Hawthorne

Citigroup analysts including David Wilson said prices should trade toward $US2.67 by the end of May, while the World ...

BHP to Freeport see tight copper

Luzi Ann Javier

Refinery crude runs rose by 347,000 barrels per day to a record 17.3 million bpd and utilisation rates rose to 94.1 per ...

US refiners boost output

The next step, possibly in June, could mean dropping a bias for even more policy easing and changing the wording of ...

ECB seen firmly on hold

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: Underwhelmed by Trump plan

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Wall Street disappointed by Trump tax plan

China steel futures extend gains

China may lift sugar import tariffs

No reason to buy Canada: BlackRock

Kristine Owram

Former NAB chief Cameron Clyne says platform Whitecoat can promote transparency in health care.

Clyne to chair 'TripAdvisor for health care'

Clancy Yeates

Peter Kell

ASIC wants powers to change high-risk pay structures

Clancy Yeates

Banks

Looming bank profits require delicate handling

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

Former Liberal party leader Dr John Hewson says regulators must require financial firms to disclose their climate change ...

Savings at risk if funds don't lift their game on climate change

Clancy Yeates

Interest rates on some riskier loans are still cheaper than a year ago despite a series of rate hikes, data shows.

Crackdown? What crackdown? The truth about home loan rates

Georgia Wilkins

The union is concerned workers at Qube's empty container yard are not covered by the MUA agreement.

MUA, Patrick at battle stations as 'peace deal' looks to be in tatters

Sarah Danckert

The 457 visa will be replaced with two new Temporary Skill Shortage visas.

Minimum wage for temporary visa holders falls behind inflation

Anna Patty

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

Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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

The most sugary yoghurts contain as much sugar as ice- cream.

The yoghurt with more sugar than ice-cream

Esther Han

Security fears over new technology being rolled out across NSW

Lucy Cormack

The majority of online shoppers in the workplace spend up to one hour a week surfing their favourite stores.

The one thing Australians waste two hours at work on every week

Lucy Cormack

Incoming Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott will surely be spending time on the supermarket chain under a lot of ...

Coles sales growth slows to trickle as Woolies fights back

Catie Low

Coles is subject to an enforceable undertaking from the Fair Work Ombudsman regarding its trolley chain service.

Coles' trolley push reduces underpayment of workers

EXCLUSIVE
Sarah Danckert

Coca Cola Amatil has cut prices to levels not seen since the aftermath of the Coke Life launch

Coca-Cola Life disappears from Australian shelves

Patrick Hatch

Sales from Furla's Australian and New Zealand stores are expected to increase by about 20 per cent in calendar 2017.

Furla buys back Australian business on soaring sales

Catie Low

Aldi Home Deliveries has been registered to the corporate regulator - but not by Aldi.

Aldi Home Deliveries is here ... sort of

Madeleine Heffernan

Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan has been reappointed for seven years.

ATO boss to hit companies with another $4b in tax bills post reappointment

Nassim Khadem
9 mins ago

innovation map of Sydney

Sydney's most innovative suburbs - and workers - revealed

Matt Wade

On Thursday, Scott Morrison will tell business economists in Sydney of his plans for infrastructure investment borrowing.

Finally, we could have a budget that will do something

COMMENT
Peter Martin

The most significant price rises in the quarter were petrol (up 5.7 per cent) and electricity (up 2.5 per cent), items ...

'Pain spend' is hitting households where it hurts

Mathew Dunckley

Citigroup analysts including David Wilson said prices should trade toward $US2.67 by the end of May, while the World ...

BHP to Freeport see tight copper

Luzi Ann Javier

There are calls for a rethink to make power bills fairer for consumers.

'Huge surge': How we're beating skyrocketing energy prices

Peter Hannam

Refinery crude runs rose by 347,000 barrels per day to a record 17.3 million bpd and utilisation rates rose to 94.1 per ...

US refiners boost output

Hickson Park will be one hectare of public parkland, similar in size to the renowned Bryant Park in front of the New ...

Barangaroo launches new public park zone

Carolyn Cummins

Stockland will open the first stage of its $412 million redevelopment of its Green Hills Shopping Centre at East ...

Stockland opens first stage of Green Hills mall revamp

Carolyn Cummins

A prominent corner property at 164-166 Burgundy Street in Heidelberg was sold for $5,302,000 under the hammer.

Yields tighten in Melbourne's shopping strips

"If you went in there on a Friday night you'd be shocked at the number of people.": Alan Payne, a Blockbuster franchise ...

Forget Netflix, Alaska still loves its video stores

Samantha Schmidt

Despite its critics, the Trans-Pacific Partnership appears to be gaining a second life.

Britain urged to join NAFTA and TPP after Brexit

Latika Bourke

Under Donald Trump's tax plan, money may return to the US from overseas but the question remains, would that lead to ...

Trump tax plan could cause US-Australia revenue disputes

Nassim Khadem

The 540C refers to the horsepower produced by the 3.8-litre twin turbo V8.

Drive an F1 for less: McLaren's most affordable supercar ever

Luxury Cars
59 mins ago

Deep-fried tortilla cups called salbute are filled with dried tomato concasse and deliver a crunch thanks to crickets ...

You'll find the 'meal of the decade' in the middle of nowhere

Fine Dining

If you're investing in property, you're probably better off buying it in your personal name than your self-managed super ...

Buying property with your super fund has drawbacks

Daryl Dixon

John Collett dinkus. 7th February 2017 Photo: Janie Barrett

Chasing returns in super usually a losing bet

John Collett

Wendy Bankes, owner of Heavenly Hairdressing in Ivanhoe, has realised she was naive about how she marketed the business.

Retiring Baby Boomers struggling to sell businesses

Cara Waters

Do you patronise older workers by saying they are 'too qualified'?

Great for the job, pity about your age

Tony Featherstone

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