Don't show SurfStitch chair the exit: board
SurfStitch Group's new board have urged shareholders to vote against the removal of chairman Sam Weiss.
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Banks brought tax on themselves: AusSuper
AustralianSuper CEO Ian Silk says banks have only themselves to blame for the $6.2b bank tax because they had a "tin ear" to concerns about their behaviour.
Walter and Eliza Hall lands $400m royalties deal
A Melbourne research institute has scored a $400 million royalties windfall for its groundbreaking anti-cancer medicine.
Rebound masks weak points in US growth
Gross domestic product expanded at a 2.5 per cent annualised rate from April to June, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey ahead of figures on Friday.
Sessions safe for now, say aides
For the White House, the attacks on the attorney general have touched off a serious problem on Capitol Hill when it did not need any other headaches.
Ardent stalker Weiss takes leaf out of Lew playbook
Ariadne's Gary Weiss takes his due diligence to new and terrifyingly indigestible lengths.
Macquarie earnings 'broadly in line'
Macquarie has reported healthy first-quarter earnings, helped by stronger activity in its commodities and global markets unit, but opted to keep annual profit guidance unchanged.
Canavan will release documents to court
Matt Canavan has pledged to release documents which he believes will show his registration as an Italian citizen was invalid, but he will give them to the High Court, not the media.
Apple supplier to build US plant
Taiwanese electronics group Foxconn said it would open its first major US factory in Wisconsin, a boost for the battleground state's economy.
ING slashes minimum apartment size by 20pc
ING Direct is reducing minimum sizes for apartments it will finance by 20 per cent to the equivalent of three shipping containers.
Sweden sinks into political chaos
Prime Minister Stefan Lofven must decide how to respond to parties representing a majority in the parliament as they plan no-confidence motions against three of his Cabinet ministers.
Markets Live: Aussie cracks US80¢
The dollar extends its relentless rally, rising above US80.5c, which isn't helping local shares today, despite a rally in miners.
City of Sydney to sell off its land portfolio
The municipality is using its property holdings to develop affordable housing and rejuvenate a tired Oxford Street.
Prospa raises $20m from Partners for Growth
The business lender has seen loans to SMEs surge to $400 million.
Trump 'the winner' in cold currency war
The Trump administration may have little to show in the way of legislative success, but one key area where it can book a victory is in exchange rates.
Kogan to sell insurance
Kogan will now leverage its six million person strong database to sell insurance.
60 Minutes reporter savages banks
A remarkable 3000-word attack on banks by television journalist Ross Coulthart illustrates the hostility towards the industry in an influential media outlet.
HMAS Platypus base to get a new life
The former HMAS Platypus base in North Sydney will be redeveloped into commercial and public spaces under a $23.8 million first-stage plan.
Cato and Clegg examine comms tie-up
He's the former banker with media credentials. She's the communications veteran with one of the best contact books in the business
Thumbs up for NextDC move on data centres
Data storage operator NextDC's move to buy back Asia Pacific Data Centres has won support from analysts.
Freestanding supermarkets gold for investors
Standalone supermarkets are few and far between, but investors want them.
Israeli Labor urges NSW ALP to not recognise Palestine
Israeli Labor leader in the Knesset, Isaac Herzog has called on the NSW Labor Party to resist recognising a Palestinian state ahead of its state conference.
The case for a company tax cut: King
Tax debate seems to squarely focus around what is "fair". Yet hat is clearly unfair is less Australian job and lower wages caused by uncompetitive company taxes.
Retail's oldest strategy isn't working
Australia's big retailers have limited scope to drive earnings growth by opening new stores, Citi says.
Aussies love freedom to share, but old-economy industries want protection
People love the sharing economy and are voting with their feet, yet government is listening to leeches who want their industry protected from change.
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