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MEDIA & MARKETING
Lucy Battersby

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: $A heading for US80c

Sponsored
Chris Weston
30 mins ago

Wesfarmers, which owns Coles, has become Australia's top company by revenue.

Home delivery trial: can Uber help Coles fix its Amazon problem?

RETAIL
Patrick Hatch

CBA chief executive Ian Narev conceded the bank's reputation had been hit by mistakes.

'Heads may roll' at Commonwealth Bank from APRA probe

BANKING AND FINANCE
Clancy Yeates

Barangaroo, Tower One, Sydney.

Call to change GST to boost affordable rentals in Australia

PROPERTY
Carolyn Cummins

Top guns: Jayne Hrdlicka, Alan Joyce and Gareth Evans.

Qantas in executive overhaul shake-up as shares lose altitude

AVIATION
Patrick Hatch

LiveLighter has found on-the-go products like belVita Biscuits and Up & Go contain large amounts of sugar.

On-the-go breakfast products 'more expensive and sugary'

CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Lucy Cormack

Market Indices

Updated: August 28, 2017 - 4:42PM

Updated: August 28, 2017 - 6:09PM

Updated: August 29, 2017 - 7:15AM

Updated: August 29, 2017 - 2:00AM

United States Dollar

Price

0.7926

Percentage up/down

-0.46% fall
Euro

Price

0.6622

Percentage up/down

-0.45% fall
British Pound

Price

0.6133

Percentage up/down

-0.45% fall

Updated: August 29, 2017 - 8:20AM

Who will replace ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft?

Could a former CBA exec be about to head ASIC?

Colin Kruger, CBD

ASX-listed Surfstitch is in voluntary administration but the consumer-facing business is continuing to trade.

The sad, sorry collapse of SurfStitch could be even worse than it looks

Comment
John McDuling

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Qantas is about to take another risk - will it pay off?

COMMENT
Elizabeth Knight

Credit Suisse strategist Hasan Tevfik says "the now 4.9 per cent expected increase in investment for this current ...

This is the best reporting season in years

Patrick Commins

US shares set the market up for a positive session.

Markets Live: Banks drag ASX down

Sarah Turner and Patrick Commins

The ASX had a poor start to the week as earnings season winds down.

ASX heads south as banks weigh

Sarah Turner and Patrick Commins

Investors are playing it safe.

8@eight: ASX set to start week in black

Sponsored
Chris Weston

Who's China's new best friend in the oil market? America

US tax reform could boost bull case

Timothy Moore

Trumponomics gets broad rebuttal from central bankers

US stocks mixed after Yellen's speech

Randall Jensen

Maurice Blackburn said it was "astounding" the bank did not tell investors about the alleged breaches earlier.

This CBA inquiry is 'preferable'? For who exactly?

COMMENT
Adele Ferguson

CBA chief executive Ian Narev. Emails between senior staff at ASIC show CBA repeatedly asked for a copy of the report ...

ASIC handed CBA advanced copy of CommInsure Report

Mario Christodoulou

How strong is the case of a shareholder class action against Commonwealth Bank?

Ambulance chasers' case against CBA weaker than you think

COMMENT
Michael Pascoe

Mortgage Choice CEO John Flavell said he thought banks may wind back some of the recent curbs on interest-only lending.

Crackdown on interest-only loans tipped to ease

Clancy Yeates

Chief executive and managing director Geoff Lloyd said the big increase in Perpetual Private's profit was the result of ...

Perpetual lifts dividend after big profit increase from wealth advisory

John Collett

School cleaner Judith Barber from Macksville on the NSW mid-north coast: Her profession can be more dangerous than ...

Cleaning can be more dangerous than construction work

Anna Patty

"This is really ground breaking," Andrew Forrest said. "This is the beginning of the end of modern slavery."

Forrest declares beginning of end of modern slavery

Anna Patty

Unilever, the multinational company that owns Streets, wants to terminate an expired enterprise agreement covering ...

'Industrial blackmail': Paddle Pop maker in bid to cut workers' pay

Anna Patty

Illustration: Simon Bosch

End of the line: Telstra's day of reckoning has arrived

John McDuling

Illustration: Simon Bosch.

'It's two or three years of cock-ups': Has time run out for CBA?

Clancy Yeates

Austrac alleges nearly $9 billion in cash was deposited through CBA's new ATMs before it conducted any assessment of the ...

How drug syndicates 'laundered' millions via CommBank

Michael Evans

LiveLighter has found on-the-go products like belVita Biscuits and Up & Go contain large amounts of sugar.

On-the-go breakfast products 'more expensive and sugary'

Lucy Cormack

Coldplay on the first of five 2016 Australian shows.

"The worst of them:" ACCC takes Viagogo to court

Lucy Cormack

Fans of Adele have previously lost out to automated ticket scalpers that snag tickets en masse, to sell at inflated prices.

'Not good enough': Warning issued over ticket resale site

Lucy Cormack

Wesfarmers, which owns Coles, has become Australia's top company by revenue.

Can Uber help Coles fix its Amazon problem?

Patrick Hatch

Maggie Zhou, Australia and New Zealand managing director for Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group.

The Amazon of China already has supermarkets. Now it wants our food

Patrick Hatch

New-look Warringhah mall where new retailers such as Deus motorcycle cafe have opened.

Scentre launches 100 new retailers to its malls

Carolyn Cummins

ASX-listed Surfstitch is in voluntary administration but the consumer-facing business is continuing to trade.

The sad, sorry collapse of SurfStitch could be even worse than it looks

Comment
John McDuling

The Age, News, 17/08/2017 photo by Justin McManus. Backpacks, workers and communters. Hot-desking and hands-free account ...

Hot-desking and smartphones are driving a backpack boom

Carol Saffer

Housing affordability is set to be a problem for the next 40 hours, says CEDA.

Dream over? Housing affordability set to be issue for 40 years

1 hr ago

Illustration: Jim Pavlidis.

The problem with property doomsayers

COMMENT
Jessica Irvine

Brexit secretary David Davis.

British Labour backs EU single market membership during Brexit

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is still in the running to be reappointed by Donald Trump to a new term.

Yellen's Jackson Hole speech more swansong than job audition

Rich Miller and Craig Torres

Hurricane Harvey as it crossed the Gulf coast on Saturday.

Houston, you have a problem, and it's of your own making

COMMENT
Peter Hannam

Protests aren't like to let up after the NSW government paid off Shenhua for only part of its exploration licence.

Ex-state agronomists demand axing of Shenhua coal mine

Peter Hannam

Iluka Resources uncovered the suspected bribe payments after it added one of the world's largest Rutile mines to its ...

AFP examining miner over Africa bribery concerns

EXCLUSIVE
Nick McKenzie, Richard Baker

The Australian Pub Fund is selling the Vic on the Park at Addison Road, Enmore.

Singo, Dixon call last drinks at Vic on the Park pub

Carolyn Cummins

Nike Australia has opened three-level flagship store on Sydney's George Street

Nike flagship hits the pace on George Street

Carolyn Cummins

Scentre, which owns 59 Westfield shopping centres across Australia and New Zealand, is preparing for Amazon's push into ...

Westfield malls look to lifestyle, food to fend off Amazon

Carolyn Cummins

Hurricane Harvey as it crossed the Gulf coast on Saturday.

Houston, you have a problem, and it's of your own making

COMMENT
Peter Hannam

Trade minister Steven Ciobo

'Don't put our eggs in one basket' says trade minister

Kirsty Needham

Rockport, Texas, after Hurricane Harvey hit.

Hurricane Harvey's second act could drive up economic damage for Texas

Brian Sullivan and Jen Skerritt

While men might think they have their bedroom moves down pat, science and women disagree.

This one-in-three statistic has men hanging their head in shame

Life on Mars

The Ned in London has become the "it" hotel for stylish travellers. The Vault bar and lounge is a members only section.

Five luxury hotels that are the perfect blend of work and play

First Class

Big homes with pretty gardens are a great base for retirees to entertain friends and family.

The real reason retirees keep their big homes

Rebecca Valenzuela

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Nicole Helps … Decide on an investment property

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Bill Shorten explains his trusts policy at the Vodafone National Small Business Summit last week.

Small business trusts face 63 per cent tax rate under Labor

COMMENT
Max Newnham

A river of red wine has been dumped in the streets of Languedoc.

Wine war in southern France has streets running red

Liz Alderman

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