ASX winners and losers - a snapshot
The stand out listings traded on the Australian Stock Exchange captured at key moments through the day, as indicated by the time stamp in the video.
The stand out listings traded on the Australian Stock Exchange captured at key moments through the day, as indicated by the time stamp in the video.
Markets reporter Patrick Commins explains why the ASX reaching 6000 points is both matters and doesn't matter.
The ASX shrugged off a lacklustre start to rise strongly on a US spending deal that sent Wall Street futures higher.
More redundancies are expected at News Corp after it announced Fox Sports News will be merged into the company that produces Sky News.
The British company that sold Optus to its Singaporean owner, Singtel, has lost its bid to get a half-a-million dollar refund from the tax man.
Fluctuating interest in the big banks explained an up-and-down session on the ASX, but in the end investors shook off a shaky start to push firmly higher.
NSW's 350,000 solar households could soon be paid twice as much for the power they export to the grid.
Investors wiped $200 million off the company's value - after they read page 107 of a 110 page presentation.
If the Reserve Bank was still retaining its narrow focus on keeping inflation between 2 and 3 per cent per annum, it would be cutting interest rates at its May meeting on Tuesday.
Treasurer Scott Morrison has seized on a new report that shows house prices in Sydney and Melbourne are slowing to claim regulatory measures to easy Australia's housing affordability crisis are working.
Retailers are looking at innovative ways to attract customers back to physical stores.
The big question raised by last month's slowdown in Sydney and Melbourne's housing markets is whether this is a blip on the radar.
My business Little Tokyo Two and the State Library of Queensland created a "Business Studio" about 12 months ago with an intention to fit the gap between having an idea and deciding to start it - essentially a feeder to the rest of the ecosystem.
First off, we need to deduce what exactly the word "startup" means. I like to break it down into two categories - "Unicorns" and "Zebras".
Chinese investment in Australia surged 11.7 per cent last year to $15.4 billion amid booming demand for agricultural assets and infrastructure, according to a report.
Footwear retailer RCG Crop has slashed full-year profit guidance by 11 per cent - the second downgrade in three months - after soft sales of brands such as Skechers, Vans and Doc Martens.
While the billionaire co-founder of Atlassian, Scott Farquhar, was making headlines with the purchase of of Australia's most expensive house, his business partner, Mike Cannon-Brookes, found something to crow about in another tech punt that has apparently proved a winner.
The family business 'Cargo Crew' disrupted the uniform market by approaching the retail wholesale model in a new way.
Oil giant Caltex will establish a $20 million assistance fund for workers who were underpaid at its franchised service stations.
Coal has big role to play in Australia's energy future, Malcolm Turnbull says.
Home price rises slowed sharply in Australia's major cities in April, in a welcome respite for policymakers who have been alarmed at the risks of a debt-fuelled bubble in the housing market.
JPMorgan Australia Banks Analyst Scott Manning discusses his outlook for Australia and New Zealand banks and talks about the housing market.
Alphabet Inc. can't seem to stop heaping massive pay packages on Google's Sundar Pichai.
Against all odds, Twitter is turning itself around.
Market commentators tend to say "this is a big week for markets" and that usually is heralds a potentially volatility inspiring event at the heart of the concern. However, this week really has it all and there is something for everyone.
As investors pour in, Apple's shares have closed at $US143.65, up nearly 60 per cent from last May's trough.
Pain will be shared between universities and students under new reform package.
Senate set to vote on controversial laws that will make it easier for the competition watchdog to pursue companies for misuse of market power.
A landmark agreement between online job-posting platform Airtasker and Unions NSW aims to increase minimum rates of pay and improve conditions for workers in the "gig economy".
The budget will make it easier to complain about banks
Forget all black in hospitality, Cargo Crew is shaking up the uniform sector.
Tattoos are more common than ever but the workplace reaction can be mixed.
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