Macquarie profits beat expectations
Macquarie Group has reported a full-year profit of $2.22 billion, buoyed by acquisitions in its corporate and asset finance arm, which helped the result surpass analyst's expectations.
You are currently on the Digital subscription package. For unlimited access upgrade to Premium Digital.
ACCC won't force telcos to share networks
The competition regulator has ruled it will not force mobile network operators to share their networks with competitors.
Trump running late for Turnbull
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is having to cool his heels in New York after President Donald Trump pushed back his flight.
Sydney hedge fund calls for BHP board renewal
Tribeca has taken aim at the BHP board's track record of blowing up billions of capital as shareholder activism at the big miner heats up.
Health hit on high-income earners
High-income earners could be hit with higher taxes through the health system in next week's budget.
'Airbnb took from us, we will take from them'
AccorHotels global CEO Sebastien Bazin has described short-term renting platform Airbnb as a "formidable concept" in a speech to A...
Metals poised to drag ASX lower
It looks as though local shares will extend their losses as base metals, oil and iron ore have sunk yet again. $A lower.
WTO said to back tobacco logo ban
The World Trade Organisation upheld Australia's right to impose plain-package label restrictions on tobacco products.
Why BHP can't dismiss 'tenacious' Elliott
Don't underestimate the tenacity of shareholder activists says Jeff Gramm, the New York fund manager who has documented history's great corp...
US proposes social media checks for visas
The US may soon review five-years' worth of a visa applicant's social media accounts amid a normalisation of extreme vetting.
