Business Day

Owner-occupiers only realise the value of their home if they sell.

Slower growth is good news for first-home buyers

COMMENT
Mark Bouris

The gold dust mesh panel midi dress purchased by Fairfax Media is yet to arrive. It was bought online on May 24.

How did it all go wrong for fashion label Shakuhachi?

CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Lucy Cormack

Warren Buffett, 86, is the world's fourth-richest person, worth $US76.2 billion according to Forbes magazine. He is ...

Anonymous fan pays $3.5m for steak with billionaire Buffett

WORLD BUSINESS

Qantas and Virgin tried to engage in the fare-cutting war but both were wounded.

Airfares on the rise as Qantas, Virgin make peace

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

The volume of exports was up 2 per cent in the June quarter.

Stormy times for an economy in the doldrums

COMMENT
Ross Gittins

Glencore has predicted continued demand for coal, especially in Asia, despite environmental opposition to the most ...

Glencore outbids Yancoal for Rio's Hunter Valley coal mines

MINING AND RESOURCES

An Amazon warehouse in Germany. Local retailers are divided over what effect the internet giant will have when it ...

Amazon will be a friend and a foe, retailers warn

PROPERTY
Carolyn Cummins

Market Indices

Updated: June 9, 2017 - 4:34PM

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Updated: June 10, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7535

Percentage up/down

-0.21% fall
Euro

Price

0.6732

Percentage up/down

-0.06% fall
British Pound

Price

0.5914

Percentage up/down

0.00% steady

Updated: June 11, 2017 - 5:12PM

Two resource-rich economies reacting similarly to body blows is intuitive enough.

Australia, Canada: Worlds apart, same sad story

COMMENT

Longevity, loyalty and leadership

Longevity, loyalty and leadership: the rules of business management

COMMENT
Harold Mitchell

Illustration John Shakespeare

So many lawsuits, so little money

CBD
Colin Kruger, CBD

Apple led decliners in the S&P 500, sinking 3.7 per cent.

Tech sell-off wrecks record day for US stocks

Samuel Potter

Energy was the week's worst performing corner of the ASX.

ASX suffers worst week of 2017

Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

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Markets Live: UK cliffhanger sparks wobbles

Live
Patrick Commins and Jens Meyer

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Perpetual head Matthew Sherwood says "a minority government is the worst possible ...

UK election shock casts doubt on Brexit path

Myriam Robin

Seven years after oil spill, BP's rating lifted

Ron Bousso

Pound tumbles as UK exit poll unnerves investors

Myriam Robin

8@eight: Exit poll rocks markets

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Wall Street finishes flat after Comey testimony

Westpac says ASIC has not established that its sample of seven loans were unsuitable.

Westpac hits back at ASIC responsible lending claim

Clancy Yeates

The deal comes just months after Macquarie agreed to buy Cargill's global petroleum business.

Macquarie to buy Cargill's North American power, gas business

Westpac said is welcomed the ban imposed on its former planner.

Former Westpac planner cops five-year ban

Clancy Yeates

The bank said the cut would benefit 80 per cent of its owner-occupier customers, who were paying principal and interest.

ANZ, Suncorp target investors with rate hike

UPDATED
Clancy Yeates

The German lender said it was barred from sharing information about Trump's finances due to US privacy laws.

Deutsche Bank says privacy laws block Trump disclosures

Karen Freifeld and Patrick Rucker

For more than two years, GPS made a calculated attempt to avoid paying minimum award rates of pay.

GPS cleaning company treated vulnerable employees as 'slaves': court

Andrew Taylor

457

One step forward, two back: How to rort 457 visas

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

The decision will anger the nation's union movement, which has been fighting for a $45-a-week rise to the minimum wage.

Minimum wage to rise by $22 a week

UPDATED
Nick Toscano

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Finkel puts energy security centre stage - but what about the cost?

Brian Robins

Illustration: Simon Bosch

Are the wheels really falling off Australia's economy?

ANALYSIS
Myriam Robin

Bunnings' price promise has helped it dominate hardware in Australia.

Bunnings finds it can afford to shun online

ANALYSIS
Madeleine Heffernan

The gold dust mesh panel midi dress purchased by Fairfax Media is yet to arrive. It was bought online on May 24.

How did it all go wrong for fashion label Shakuhachi?

Lucy Cormack

Former Murray Goulburn managing director Gary Helou is facing court action by the ACCC.

Class action could delay Murray Goulburn case: ACCC

Georgia Wilkins

AGL has announced its energy price increases.

AGL's electricity price hike to cost households extra $300 a year

Esther Han

New Coca-Cola South Pacific president Roberto Mercade says free samples of Coca-Cola No Sugar will be distributed to two ...

Coke ditches Zero looks to No Sugar hero

Madeleine Heffernan

Coles has reduced its range by 5 per cent this year to clear space for new products, reduce duplication and make the ...

Coles admits most of its workforce underpaid

Ben Schneiders, Royce Millar and Nick Toscano

Coles

The dreams and nightmares in the supermarket price war

ANALYSIS
Elizabeth Knight

Coles was fined $2.5 million for selling bread branded as freshly baked when it was prepared and frozen in Europe.

'Crazy': Coles says grocery prices need to be cheaper

RFG's shares tumbled 11.3 per cent on Monday after UBS, which has a "sell" rating on RFG, sliced its price target for ...

'No insight': Brumby's owner slams investment bank report

Madeleine Heffernan

Two resource-rich economies reacting similarly to body blows is intuitive enough.

Australia, Canada: Worlds apart, same sad story

COMMENT
Danielle DiMartino Booth

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has been in long-running legal battles with the ATO for some years and in 2015 was ...

News Corp loses $15 million tax case appeal

Nassim Khadem

The volume of exports was up 2 per cent in the June quarter.

Stormy times for an economy in the doldrums

COMMENT
Ross Gittins

House prices fell nationally for the first time in 18 months in May, led by a 1.3 per cent drop in Sydney and 1.7 per ...

Home loans fall for third month in a row

Eryk Bagshaw

Yancoal's bid for Rio's NSW coal assets is under threat

Glencore set to emerge as Australia's dominant coal producer with mine buy

Brian Robins

The deal comes just months after Macquarie agreed to buy Cargill's global petroleum business.

Macquarie to buy Cargill's North American power, gas business

Glencore has predicted continued demand for coal, especially in Asia, despite environmental opposition to the most ...

Glencore outbids Yancoal for Rio's Hunter Valley coal mines

Quay Quarter Sydney. The cycle is moving so fast in Sydney that an under supply in office space could result.

Sydney office CBD and fringe sectors tightest in the country

Carolyn Cummins

An artist's impression of Fragrance Group's 47-level tower at 555 Collins Street Melbourne.

Enterprising Singaporean developer starts work on 555 Collins

Simon Johanson

Ole: Tim Gurner has won an appeal against the AAT over Fitzroy's Spanish Club.

Gurner wins appeal over Spanish Club

Simon Johanson

Warren Buffett, 86, is the world's fourth-richest person, worth $US76.2 billion according to Forbes magazine. He is ...

Anonymous fan pays $3.5m for steak with billionaire Buffett

Alibaba founder Jack Ma is the richest person in Asia and 14th wealthiest in the world.

Asia's richest man's net worth soars $3.7b in a day

Lulu Yilun Chen

A US plane was evacuated last year after a Samsung Note 7 caught fire.

'Burst into flames': lithium battery fires on planes on the rise

Hugo Martin

Keep backseat passengers entertained with their own TV screens.

The hottest luxury upgrades your car needs this snow season

Cars

Craigellachie Distillery has become infamously known as the "bad boy of Speyside".

Why the 'bad boy of Speyside' is the world's best single malt

Fine Drinks

Comparing internet plans can be copmlicated.

Smaller providers offer great-value, low-risk internet plans

Lucy Cormack

Sallie Krawcheck, formerly chief executive of Citigroup and Bank of America, says for a time she bought into the myth ...

The data's in: women make better investors than men

Georgina Dent

Do you have expectations of lunches, drinks and water cooler gossip?

Friendships at work: are you indifferent?

COMMENT
James Adonis

Gen George, founder of casual work start-up OneShift.

Gen George sells OneShift to Programmed

Cara Waters

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