Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan will get another seven years at the head of the Australian Taxation Office, with the agency looking to hit more multinationals with another $4 billion in tax bills.
Convicted fraudster Matthew Perrin is arguing the jury at his trial was not properly directed.
Billionaires Lachlan Murdoch, James Packer and Bruce Gordon might end up with complete control of the Ten Network by Christmas if Malcolm Turnbull does not slash TV licence fees in the upcoming Budget.
He was healthy before the flight, according to the rabbit's breeder.
After its shocking loss, the future of struggling commercial TV station Ten Network now lies in the hands of the federal government, the Commonwealth Bank, and its billionaire shareholders.
Takeover target Spotless claims the hostile bid from Downer EDI fails to properly take into account merger savings that both companies had identified during more amicable talks in June last year, and didn't reflect its growth prospects
For families across the United States, driving to the local Blockbuster Video was a Friday night ritual. Times have changed - but not everywhere.
Labor leader Bill Shorten says the federal government is moving the budget goal posts because it has failed to get debt under control, lashing its plan to divide the federal budget into "good" and "bad" debt.
The UK is being urged to join the multilateral trade agreements being abandoned by US President Donald Trump.
US President Donald Trump has confirmed he wants to cut the corporate tax rate to 15 per cent, but overnight investors largely shrugged off the news because of the lack of detail.
Bankrupt former rich lister 'Diamond' Joe Gutnick has taken a swipe at the media after reports regarding his wife's involvement in his companies following his bankruptcy, saying she is worth "millions" and is a "diamond".
Shares are wobbling in early trade as buying in the banks offsets a more downbeat general mood, as investors wade through a number of corporate updates.
The sports network has been squeezed by increased rights fees paid to broadcast live events while millions of TV viewers are abandoning the company.
There's one yoghurt that has more sugar than ice-cream.
The list of Sydney's most innovative suburbs includes a few surprises.
Coles supermarket sales retreated further in the third quarter as a resurgent Woolworths and fierce price competition weighs on the Wesfarmers-owned chain's performance but there was better news for Bunnings.
Obama should be praised, for two reasons: first, for dismissing that there is something inherently corrupt about delivering a paid speech; and second, for recognising that communication between finance and centrist politics remains important.
The biggest copper producers are sounding the alarm on mounting supply troubles.
By financial standards, the social media company may be a diving joke. But tell that to the nine million users that have just joined.
Fears about rising energy prices have driven consumers and businesses to install solar panels at the fastest rate in at least a decade.
​US crude oil inventories fell sharply and stockpiles of gasoline jumped last week as refiners hiked production rates.
​The European Central Bank is set to keep policy unchanged on Thursday but may acknowledge better growth prospects.
Fruit billionaire David Murdock took Dole Food Co., the business synonymous with Hawaiian pineapples and bananas, private three years ago. Now he's looking to float it again.
The ASX 200 almost broke the 6000 barrier three weeks ago, but has since dipped back down. With uncertain outcomes evolving from the French election, investors are keeping an eye on protectionist governments potentially stifling trade. (This video was produced in commercial partnership between Fairfax Media and IG Markets).
After raking in riches from commercial TV for the past four decades, UBS now estimates Nine loses $40m a year.
The feeling on the trading floors around the anticipated Trump tax plans is certainly one of being underwhelmed, but then should we really have expected anything so punchy that it really moved the dial?
Nearly $5 billion was lost in translation as Japan Post's $6.5 billion acquisition of Toll to turn into a $1.8 billion turkey in less than two years. And former Toll boss Paul Little is not complaining.
Equities retreated from highs on Wednesday after a US tax plan disappointed, while the Canadian dollar and Mexican peso weakened against the greenback on the possibility of a US withdrawal from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
China's steel futures climbed amid unconfirmed market talk of production curbs in cities surrounding Beijing.
China is considering special import duties on sugar as part of an anti-dumping probe, a potential win for domestic producers.
Wendy Bankes' hairdressing salon was going to be her super but it has been a hard sell.
For all their benefits, mobile phones have a lot to answer for.
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