Canada to join US in lifting rates
Canada is poised to diverge from Australia this week with the Bank of Canada set to lift interest rates for the first time in seven years.
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Vocus gets its chance to start an auction
The Vocus board has a second bidder in its data room and a chance to get a real auction going between two private equity giants.
Markets Live: Blue chips rebound
More stocks are trading in the red this morning, but a rebound in the heavyweights has pushed the ASX higher.
Bellamy's suspends shares
Bellamy's Australia has requested a 'short voluntary suspension' of its shares as it responds to quality concerns raised by Chinese authorities.
'I didn't leave, I was fired'
Last week, Lucinda Chambers broke two golden rules on how to behave when you have just been sacked.
The new Chinese investors about to buy in Australia
Chinese developers are still keen on Australia despite a crackdown on foreign buyers.
Slater action goes to mediation
Slater and Gordon has agreed to settle through Federal Court mediation one of the class actions brought against it by angry shareholders.
Vocus confirms Affinity's $2.2b tilt
Vocus Group has its rival bidder as Affinity lobs a $2.2 billion bid for the embattled telecommunications business.
It's official: coffee drinkers live longer
It's good to know that not everything that gives you a buzz is bad for you, one expert involved in a new medical study said.
Party backs PM's 'sensible centre'
New Liberal Party president Nick Greiner says voters don't want ideological purity and Tony Abbott's policy prescription was unrealistic.
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