Regulator plans for a grid without Liddell
Energy regulators are planning for a power grid with or without AGL's Liddell plant and are confident "demand response" tools can fill this summer's baseload shortfall.
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ASIC's Greg Medcraft warns on 'liar loans'
Broken mortgage broker remuneration model and irresponsible home lending practices raises the possibility of a subprime mortgage crisis, ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft warns.
Hedge funds hold out for rate rises
Hedge funds have been the victims of bold and unconventional central banking. They may have to wait longer for salvation.
Woolies steps up Amazon defence
Woolworths has established pick-up points for online grocery orders in all 970 Australian supermarkets as part of its defence against Amazon.
Slater & Gordon to slash workforce
Slater & Gordon will slash 7 per cent of staff as part of a 'transformation' plan announced Tuesday.
Banks drive second day of ASX gains
The sharemarket powered to its second straight day of gains on Tuesday as investors waded back into riskier assets.
CBA cuts rates to lure spring buyers
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Top barrister Bell takes on Korda
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