The most 'miserable' bull market ever
One of the world's top equity strategists says everyone feels the current bull market is miserable: no capex, no floats and no euphoria. But it's still a bull market.
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RBA's Lowe won't move in 'lockstep'
Governor Philip Lowe says he's in no hurry to join the increasing number of central banks around the world that are hiking official rates and withdrawing monetary stimulus.
Small caps offer the 'greatest opportunity'
Deep value fund manager Allan Gray says small caps are poised to drive returns for investors over the medium term.
Gail Kelly's tips for bank leaders
Ex-Westpac CEO Gail Kelly's new book has a clear message for bank leaders as they work on ways to restore public trust.
RBA hike off the table after weak CPI
Inflation unexpectedly cooled in the second quarter with the 0.2 per cent rise wiping out prospects for a near-term official rate hike.
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BHP has some empty space in Houston
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360 Capital wins in data centre play
360 Capital is the clear winner from the decision by data centre giant NEXTDC to make a $212 million takeover offer for its landlord.
Media, mining, honey winners for Stokes
He's had his controversies in 2017, but billionaire Kerry Stokes is doing what he does best: making money.
Canavan's Italian forms 'unsigned'
Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce said the family of Senator Matt Canavan had discussed taking out dual Italian citizenship over a decade ago.
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