Carsales' quiet price increase tipped to turbocharge profit
Carsales.com.au has adopted a sliding scale of advertising rates, under which the listing price for cars over $30,000 will rise by nearly 40 per cent.
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Lucy Battersby
Lucy Battersby has covered trends, technology and telecommunications since joining The Age in 2008.
Optus' $1b plan to take Telstra's mobile phone lead
Optus is spending $1 billion building 500 new mobile base stations around regional Australia to compete better against Telstra and Vodafone.
ACCC cracks down on 'misleading' NBN speed claims
Telecommunications companies are misleading customers over broadband internet speeds and the worst offenders will likely face prosecution over dodgy advertising by the end of the year, the consumer watchdog says.
Billionaire bickering over Ten laid bare in court
Legal action by Ten's administrators this week has unearthed two letters from its billionaire shareholders' advisers that resulted in the board calling in corporate undertakers to manage the television network and put it up for sale.
ASIC queries KordaMentha independence in Ten case
ASIC has raised concerns about KordaMentha's independence ahead of its appointment as administrator to Network Ten, at a hearing in the Federal Court.
Do you want fibre with that? NBN's apartment upsell
Inner-city apartment residents have the option to bulk purchase higher-speed connections from NBN Co under its plan to add nearly 4 million premises to its network this year.
Indy cinemas join together to challenge Hollywood
Australia's smallest cinemas are looking for more bargaining power.
Vocus receives second $2.2b takeover offer
Australia's fourth-biggest telco, Vocus Group, has received a second takeover offer of $3.50 a share as Asia-based private equity firm Affinity Equity Partners entered the fray.
Ten owes millions to makers of MasterChef, Neighbours
Local production companies for some of Ten's most popular shows have been listed as unsecured creditors and are collectively owed tens of millions of dollars.
Appco suing Seven over Sunday Night program
Marketing agency Appco Group is suing Seven Network for malicious falsehood over an expose alleging the fundraising organisation retains more than a fair share of money it collects on behalf of charities, according to documents filed with the Federal Court.
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