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China's Humanwell Healthcare Group Co and CITIC Capital China Partners have bought Ansell's condom division.

Ansell sells condom unit to Chinese consortium for $800m

BUSINESS
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Markets Live: Retailers cop discount

Live
Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer
10 mins ago

A spokesman for George Soros dismissed BSGR's claims as a "PR stunt".

'He's nuts': Soros blasted in mining brawl

MINING AND RESOURCES
Brian Robins
35 mins ago

The company on Thursday said revenue for the six months to March 31 rose 21.6 per cent to $1.23 billion.

Aristocrat Leisure half-year profit jumps

BUSINESS
1 hr ago

Topshop

Fashion fail: Topshop Australia calls in administrators

RETAIL
Nick Toscano

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., on Monday, May 22, 2017. U.S. stocks ...

China's downgrade shows investors are under siege

COMMENT

Many employees know of these restraints and can see they're likely to be invalid.

So many employees don't know what they're signing up for

Sponsored
Kamal Farouque

Market Indices

Updated: May 25, 2017 - 10:56AM

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Updated: May 25, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7493

Percentage up/down

-0.13% fall
Euro

Price

0.6677

Percentage up/down

-0.18% fall
British Pound

Price

0.5775

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-0.14% fall

Updated: May 25, 2017 - 10:50AM

Uber has become a global headache for the taxi industry.

The death of Uber - one large investor's bold prediction

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Illustration John Shakespeare

Woolies' buying spree reflects a bright future

Colin Kruger, CBD

If you're unsure of any restraints written in your employment contract, you should get advice immediately.

So many employees don't know what they're signing up for

Sponsored
Kamal Farouque

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: Focus on the Fed

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Uber has become a global headache for the taxi industry.

The death of Uber - one large investor's bold prediction

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

The member countries of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will have to execute a delicate balancing act ...

At OPEC's Vienna meeting, optics will be key

Myriam Robin

Hamish Douglass.''I think there's a 99 per cent chance that business will collapse.''

Uber 'the stupidest business in history'

Jessica Sier

Sigma shares plunge on legal wrangle

Patrick Hatch

ASX seesaws higher

Jessica Sier

Markets Live: Moody's blues over China

Live
Jens Meyer

Reflation trade isn't dead, yet

Jens Meyer

Treasurer Scott Morrison has accused Labor of doing the major banks' bidding.

Coalition rejects claims of $2b bank levy 'black hole'

James Massola

Analysis of 10 years' worth of performance data confirms many industry funds outperform their 'retail' rivals.

Super funds for bank employees among the best performers

John Collett

Westpac will see a small improvement in its capital position by selling down its stake in BTIM.

Westpac to offload up to $645m in BTIM shares

Clancy Yeates

Ian Narev says the bank levy is a tax on all Australians.

Forget the bank tax! I'll buy some bank shares now

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

BoQ chief executive Jon Sutton says unlike its bigger rivals, the lender does not have a large exposure to housing in ...

Credit rating cut incredibly perplexing: BoQ's Jon Sutton

Clancy Yeates

Online lenders are in the spotlight over their use of technology to assess people's creditworthiness.

Can you guess what people in these jobs earn?

Craig Butt, Soren Frederiksen

Ashleigh Mounser was underpaid in numerous jobs in Wollongong.

States urged to introduce legislation to curb wage theft

Anna Patty

Sarah Meier, industrial relations lawyer and President of the Australian Labour and Employment Relations Association, ACT.

Families warned they may risk liability for injuries to nannies

Anna Patty

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Can British Bunnings save the Wesfarmers renovation?

Roger Ailes was pushed out of Fox News in July.

How Roger Ailes and Fox News changed the world

ANALYSIS
Nick O'Malley

Emmanuel Macron after winning the French election.

Macron can lead France to a Napoleonic ascent

COMMENT

The AER has lost a bid to lower prices charged by power dinstributors. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Power bill 'spike' looms after court ruling

Brian Robins

Linda Taylor, the sister of Professor van der Laan, whose unexpected death at age 59 inspired research into the funeral ...

Linda's funeral shone a light on industry 'shrouded in secrecy'

Lucy Cormack

Andrew Gibson and partner have suffered sever mould in their rental for more than a year, and after making many ...

When Andrew reported mould he didn't expect to be evicted

Lucy Cormack

Topshop

Fashion fail: Topshop Australia calls in administrators

Nick Toscano

Troubled waters: Surfstitch co-founders Justin Cameron (r) and Lex Pedersen.

SurfStitch shares halted on $100m class action

Patrick Hatch

A screenshot of the scam Amazon email sent to Australians.

Australians targeted by Amazon spam scam

Madeleine Heffernan

herringbone

Herringbone administrators hold fire sale

Zara generated $256.36 million in sales during the year to January 31.

Zara commits to Australia as sales jump

Madeleine Heffernan

There is a need for random audits of bosses to better detect unpaid super, the review said.

Time for 'random audits' of bosses

Nassim Khadem

Treasury Secretary John Fraser defended the agency's forecasting record.

Our forecasts aren't biased: Treasury secretary John Fraser

Clancy Yeates

Orica boss Alberto Calderon has warned Australia is losing its economic 'vibrancy'.

Australia losing its economic vibrancy, boss of Orica warns

Brian Robins

The Trump budget has unemployment slated to be little changed through 2019.

Everything's coming up rosy in Trump budget's economic scenario

ANALYSIS
Michelle Jamrisko

A spokesman for George Soros dismissed BSGR's claims as a "PR stunt".

'He's nuts': Soros blasted in mining brawl

Brian Robins
36 mins ago

The AER has lost a bid to lower prices charged by power dinstributors. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Power bill 'spike' looms after court ruling

Brian Robins

Former Rio Tinto chief Sam Walsh speaking in Brisbane on Wednesday.

Adani does not need Australian banks' money: Ex-Rio Tinto CEO

Jorge Branco

Kinselas is the sixth asset Geoff Dixon and John Singleton's pub fund has sold in as many months.

Singo, Dixon sell sixth hotel in six months

Carolyn Cummins

The Property Council of Australia's NSW president Louise Mason is promoting the property industry to young women in high ...

Girls in property to boost future ranks

Louise Mason

Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL) managing director David Bowden.

Sales rep takes on Jones Lang Lasalle over unfair dismissal

Simon Johanson

A spokesman for George Soros dismissed BSGR's claims as a "PR stunt".

'He's nuts': Soros blasted in mining brawl

Brian Robins
36 mins ago

The Chinese government has argued its debt risk index would be little changed by 2020.

Chinese government says Moody's overestimated difficulties

Kirsty Needham

President Donald Trump wants to unleash $US1 trillion in public and private infrastructure spending over a decade.

Trump's first budget is a waste of everybody's time

COMMENT

Sydney-based tailor The Bespoke Corner has teamed up with Rolls-Royce.

Fast fashion: The exclusive Aussie tuxedos inspired by Rolls-Royce

Men's Suits
3 mins ago

Car rental, bus and train tickets? Who needs 'em? Go by bike.

How to have the ultimate holiday with benefits

On Your Bike

A psychologist helped the writer understand that her partner's behaviour was financial abuse.

'My ex-boyfriend left me broke'

FIRST PERSON
Anonymous

Super funds are on track to deliver a bumper return.

A good financial year for super fund members is almost a certainty

John Collett

Great places to work are about more than ping pong tables in the office.

The problem with best places to work lists

Tony Featherstone

Alisha Geary won a pitching competition for her fledgling activewear business Faebella.

Indigenous activewear gears up for success

Kate Jones

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