There is a good reason why Network Ten's 17,000-strong army of small shareholders were not allowed in to the creditors meeting on Monday. Their money has already been torched and the future belongs to the network's billionaire guarantors.
The threat of Amazon disrupting Australia's grocery market is overblown and independent supermarkets are better off focusing on their local customers, Metcash's outgoing boss says.
Rio Tinto has cited a faster and more certain timetable as it confirmed it still preferred a bid from China-controlled Yancoal Australia for its portfolio of east coast coal assets.
San Francisco Federal Reserve president John Williams says monetary policy is back to being "boring" but the advent of AI will keep economics interesting.
Even if our economy is punching above its weight in some ways, the same cannot be said for our sharemarket.
Aveo Group shares have plunged and it faces allegations of misusing customer information.
Lachlan Murdoch, Bruce Gordon, and James Packer are also likely to help with Ten's future capital needs.
On a day relatively lacking in big-ticket corporate or economic news, investors were free to concentrate on a Fairfax investigation into retirement village operator Aveo.
Commonwealth Bank will cut 150 positions among Australian staff who process home loans, the latest sign of job shedding at the country's large banks.
The rapid 250 basis point rise in domestic interest rates that would leave Australian households facing a mammoth debt servicing burden is unlikely to occur, economists said.
Crown staff have been handed shorter than expected jail terms.
More pay, less super would be a better deal for bureaucrats and soldiers, expert warns.
Administrators say they believe the company can be recapitalised even without changes to Australian media laws.
Traditional public service life will be consigned to history, Public Service Commissioner warns.
Employers letting their staff use ride-sharing services such as Uber, rather than a licensed taxi, could be liable for fringe benefits tax, the Australian Taxation Office says.
Whatever went wrong in the air off Western Australia on Sunday, it started quickly and violently, and it did not stop for far too long.
Virgin Australia passengers complained to the Airline Customer Advocate more often than Jetstar passengers last year, new figures show.
The ASX trades flat after an early rally ran out of puff, while Metcash is boosted on its profit numbers and Aveo takes a hit following a Fairfax investigation.
The stand out listings traded on the ASX captured at key moments through the day, as indicated by the time stamp in the video.
Former diplomat and Aveo resident John Lander says the company had to know what was going on.
Geoff Richards has been left disillusioned, and somewhat poorer, after his experience in a retirement village.
Delay looking at this now and it could cost you thousands after July 1.
Anthony Simon from ApprovalBuddy demonstrates the 6-position checklist that his company uses to inspect a second-hand car for purchase. Video courtesy: ApprovalBuddy.
Independent supermarket and hardware store supplier Metcash reports a fall in full-year net profit.
Crown staff including executive Jason O'Connor are expected to plead guilty when their court case is heard today in Baoshan District Court, outside Shanghai.
Instead of an exemption, we should pay GST all "health products" such as condoms, nicotine patches and sunscreens. Michael Pascoe comments.
House prices have again lifted in Sydney and Melbourne but have eased in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
Metcash said strong competition in the groceries sector would keep sales under pressure as it reported a 26 per cent slide in full-year net profit.
The BIS has warned that Australian households are among the most vulnerable to a sharp rise in global interest rates.
Global banking watchdog says warning lights are flashing red as debt ratios rise and the Fed in US lifts interest rates.
Mental health is a growing workplace risk.
Their crowdfunding bid exceeded financial expectations, but this Australian brand says it wasn't all that it cracked up to be.
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