New crackdown on Chinese dumping
Tough anti-dumping legislation aims to protect firms like Bluescope and Arrium from Chinese imports but risks a trade spat.
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Who's 'big call' to believe?
From the $A and property to Wall Street and Amazon, it seems a record number of experts are making big calls that fail to come true.
'No wiggle room' in rate-rise excuse
A Coalition MP says CBA may have misled the public when it blamed regulatory changes for interest-rate hikes in June.
Xero won't go into small business lending
Australia's big banks can breathe slightly easier, Xero has no plans to become a small business lender.
CPA report 'a bit soft but a start'
Brett Stevenson, the accountant who kicked off the CPA Australia rebellion, was underwhelmed by interim report into the accounting body.
Cash won't 'indemnify' ABCC boss
The government will not be paying any fines imposed on ABCC chief Nigel Hadgkiss for his breach of the Fair Work Act.
Finance's trillion dollar 'silent revolution'
With $US11 trillion of capital following their every move, MSCI knows that with great power comes great responsibility.
CPA's seduction by a cult CEO
Former CPA Australia head Alex Malley is a case study in the danger to boards of being seduced by a celebrity CEO.
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