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The market is down, but Len Ainsworth's poker machines stocks are up.
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'I don't take growth for granted'
Treasurer Scott Morrison said he did not "take growth for granted" as the economy slowed sharply in the first quarter, to 0.3 per cent, as resources export volumes were hit by bad weather.
The hidden dangers of ETF investing
Investors who put their money in exchange traded funds that lack sufficient market buyers and sellers could be forced to dig into gains when they sell out.
Ausgrid spent $75m on hole in the ground
A huge vacant lot in the heart of Sydney could be a case study of how energy users end up paying for gold plating of electricity power networks.
So you think moderate drinking is ok?
Moderate consumption of alcohol over many years is linked to a decline in brain function.
Markets: Aussie bounces after GDP
The dollar hits a one-month high on GDP numbers that didn't disappoint, while shares get a small lift, but are still in the red thanks to We...
Blockchain will have a profound impact
The much-hyped technology will enhance productivity across the agriculture, banking, healthcare, logistics and public sectors: Data61 report...
Vocus bid may be seen as low-ball grab
Considering Vocus shares traded as high as $9.36 in September, the KKR pitch does look like a low-ball grab at a company that has plenty of ...
Goyder downplays Wesfarmers Amazon exposure fears
Wesfarmers is well-placed to compete with all new competitors, including Amazon, said outgoing chief executive Richard Goyder.
KKR kicks off bidding war for Vocus
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has made a $2.2 billion buyout proposal for former market darling Vocus Group. The move is likely to trigger a biddi...
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