Industry hails Finkel as 'game changer'
Energy producers and users have voiced early hopes that the long-awaited Finkel Review on energy security will be a "potential gamechanger" for the industry.
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May under fire for hung parliament
Prime Minster and Conservative Party leader Theresa May is under fire as a hung parliament is confirmed after a disastrous night at the polls.
'More of the same is not an option'
New electricity generators will be required to guarantee supply of electricity when ordered by the market operator, under a sweeping plan by the Finkel review to ease pressure on power prices.
Myer Family Co and Mutual Trust merge
The family offices of two of Melbourne's wealthiest dynasties are poised to merge in the latest example of consolidation.
A big role for solar, batteries in new grid
The Finkel review of energy stability sees sharply increased roles for wind and solar power and distributed energy in a changing grid.
Alan Greenspan, the first Frank Underwood
Lunch with AFR speaks to Sebastian Mallaby the author who exposed the real Frank Underwood-like Alan Greenspan.
Financial markets get it wrong again
Financial markets and politics just don't mix. They seem to get it wrong a fair chunk of the time.
Markets: UK cliffhanger sparks wobbles
Political uncertainty makes a surprise return - UK exit polls inject some volatility into markets and the ASX isn't immune.
ANZ slugs interest-only borrowers again
ANZ has announced a new round of rate rises for interest-only and a small cut for principal and interest borrowers.
Fairfax's real value is not Domain
Fairfax's most valuable opportunity is an undiscovered option that I have described as "financial Amazon".
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