Terror in Manchester: 19 dead, 50 injured
Australia is making urgent inquiries after police confirm at least 19 dead and 50 injured at US pop singer Ariana Grande's show in the UK after what British police describe as a terror attack.
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CBA the 'winner' from bank levy
Under the numbers provided by the banks, the Commonwealth Bank, Australia's largest bank, appears to be the least impacted by the levy on a pretax, post-tax and impact to net profit basis.
The big winners on the new Silk Road
The most obvious winners from China's new strategic move west are bankers, construction companies, infrastructure investors and exporters.
Government faces test on vacancy tax
The federal government faces the same dilemma as Victoria - it's hard to identify vacant properties in a cost-effective way.
Mortgage bond sales surge
New residential mortgage-backed securities issuance has more than doubled this year to $10.5 billion, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
BCG fees surge 24pc on 'all things digital'
The race by business to digitise their operations has lifted fee revenue at strategy consulting firm The Boston Consulting Group by almost a...
Greens 'moronic' to back Gonski 2.0
Budget plans to reform school funding and cut billions out of universities face a uncertain ride through the Senate after Labor agreed on Tu...
Markets: Regional banks take a hit
Shares shed their early gains as the major banks reverse early gains and join more vigorous selling in the regional lenders.
Erratic Trump is destabilising the world
Many of America's allies are in a state of confusion while adversaries are taking advantage of the disarray.
Tax fraud conspirator had phoenix form
Experts call for crackdown after one of the accused conspirators in the ATO fraud case previously engaged in phoenix activity.
