Markets Live: Aussie on a rampage
Shares trade flat and the Aussie dollar trades close to two year highs, supported by better-than-expected Chinese economic data.
Shares trade flat and the Aussie dollar trades close to two year highs, supported by better-than-expected Chinese economic data.
Bupa's international health insurance arm was hit by a malicious act in its UK office, putting the private information of almost 20,000 Australian customers in danger.
The Reserve Bank will keep official interest rates unchanged until at least next year, says Deloitte.
Popular Melbourne restaurant Dainty Sichuan allegedly paid employees $10 an hour while they worked 10 hour-plus shifts, seven days a week.
Last week saw the launch of "MAGAnomics" - a new attempt to put the economy at the forefront of the American presidency.
US Federal Reserve plans for gradual interest-rate increases hinge on inflation rising to its 2 per cent target, but it's not showing up and they don't know why.
Wall Street's roll continues, setting up the local sharemarket for a positive start to the week.
Amazon.com's expansion plans are raising hackles in Washington - and Wall Street is taking notice.
Economists at investment bank UBS are increasingly confident a "correction" is taking place in residential construction, led by a slowdown in the apartment sector.
The more we enhance our natural capital and our human capital, the better placed we're likely to be.
Migrants are like a fresh inflow of water into a stagnant tributary.
Rupert Murdoch may have to wait until at least March 2018 before finding out whether the U.K. government will allow his 21st Century Fox to buy the rest of Sky Plc.
Investors do not appear to be forcing the major banks to pay more for wholesale funding as a result of the federal bank tax.
eBay-owned Gumtree is celebrating its 10th birthday in Australia by focusing on the used car market and jobs.
A key source of uncertainty having over banks could be removed as soon as this week, with the prudential regulator tipped to soon provide long-awaited details of its plan to make lenders more resilient to shocks.
Low inflation will challenge plans by the US Fed to continue to lift rates.
Telecom Italia CEO Flavio Cattaneo’s negotiations to exit the telecommunications company he joined last year hinge on a 50 million-euro severance package.
Global demand for Chinese goods should offset official curbs on property and debt.
Nick Bolton's ill-fated raid on listed cash box, Molopo Energy, is looking costly as ASIC prepares the forced sale of shares picked up by Bolton, and his associates, at a significant loss.
The dash for high-end office towers has seen more than $4 billion worth of asset change hands along the Eastern seaboard in the past two months, triggered by the strength in the underlying leasing market.
Genting Group, a Malaysian gambling conglomerate which has just sold its stake in Australian casino operator, Star Entertainment Group, has announced major expansion plans in the US instead.
The Low family is facing an uphill battle against Suncorp bank over a loan that deemed to be "irresponsibly" lent.
A new style of "skill-based" slot machines is being investigated by Australian gambling authorities following their rollout across some of the biggest casinos in the world.
The tragedy of Grenfell Tower has sparked a national conversation about the country's housing crisis.
There's something strange about our relationships with our banks. We'll change supermarkets, even phone companies, but when it comes to our financial affairs, we're more faithful than Red Dog.
The Australian dollar has leapt more than 1.3 per cent, to a two-year high, as weak data dimmed prospects for US rate hikes.
With central banks preparing to tighten policy around the world, the relentless rise in share prices is worrying many experts.
JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon has vented his frustration with gridlock in Washington.
US stocks and bonds rallied on Friday, with both the S&P; 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching new highs.
After erasing almost $US400 billion in value during the June selloff, the Nasdaq 100 Index has risen for six straight days.
The Australian fashion label is targeting China's emerging middle-class.
Two donuts, a Nutella crepe, a large pizza, a bag of chips and half a tub of ice cream later.
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