CBA chair Catherine Livingstone has defended the board's past decisions on disclosure and executive pay, under intense questioning over the money laundering compliance scandal that has rocked the bank in recent months.
Commonwealth Bank chair Catherine Livingstone defends the board's past decisions on disclosure and executive pay, under intense questioning over the CBA money laundering compliance scandal.
Australian shares clinched a two-week rally with another advance on Friday, with the S&P;/ASX 200 closing above 5900 for the first time since May.
Shares stumbled early only to push higher through the session to extend their two-week rally, wth the ASX 200 closing above 5900 points for the first time in over five months.
Country's lending boom has created a 'systemic financial risk', warns People's Bank governor.
The Turnbull government's national energy guarantee could supply as large a share of renewable energy into the market as proposed by the Finkel Review, Bloomberg New Energy Finance says.
Kiwi fund managers took the shock news that New Zealand Prime Minister-elect Jacinda Ardern will become the Pacific nation's youngest leader in more than 150 years in their stride.
East coast gas prices are not likely to come down any time soon despite recent government intervention to boost domestic supplies, according to UBS analysts.
The RBA signalled it is more comfortable with the wave of high-rise construction in the other east coast capitals.
Shares in Adairs have fallen after the linen and homewares retailer paid a $66,000 penalty for allegedly failing to notify the ASX that its 2017 full-year guidance would be materially lower than market expectations.
IAG is putting its Asian growth strategy on hold, saying declining commercial and regulatory conditions have limited opportunities for expansion.
Three service stations and a bank-leased building have sold for $14.4 million in the latest portfolio auction under the banner of Cushman & Wakefield.
Telstra's AFL Live Pass app has been described online as a "rip off", "a joke", and "useless".
NAB has told a parliamentary inquiry that staff had falsely witnessed key documents 2000 times across the lender.
The most prominent global technology company to have emerged from Australian shores is on the brink of another significant valuation milestone.
While Australia rejects a clean energy target, Iceland is aiming to go beyond zero, creating a carbon negative power industry.
With ANZ and MGQ getting the ball rolling on the bank earning season, we ask whether the numbers can help push the ASX 200 toward the 6000 figure. This video was produced in commercial partnership between Fairfax Media and IG Markets.
ANZ Access customers will be able to use Apple Pay with in-store eftpos mobile payments, making the bank the first Australian financial institution to offer Apple Pay.
The SEC complaint against the mining giant and its former leaders is horrible reading, but there are no real smoking guns.
Victoria's building regulator hasn't set aside contingency funds for an unprecedented class action lawsuit launched against it by 36 disgruntled homeowners last May, its annual report shows.
A rally in utilities and healthcare stocks helped the Dow and S&P; 500 come back to close flat Thursday on the 30th anniversary of the Black Monday crash.
No news, sharemarket quotes or weather forecasts: Checking out for 10 days was therapeutic. I read nothing about Donald Trump.
All Ordinaries index on track to close at its highest since the GFC.
Signs of poor demand for the iPhone 8 fuelled more market questions over Apple's double 2017 iPhone release strategy.
Shares of Apple and some of its suppliers fell on signs that demand for the new iPhone 8 models isn't as strong as anticipated while buyers await the release of the higher-end iPhone X.
The Australian share market looks set to open lower following an overnight dip in oil prices and a weak lead from Wall Street, where markets were weighed down by tech stocks.
The new chairman of mining giant BHP, the world's biggest miner, threw his weight behind his CEO on Thursday after attacks from activist investor Elliott Advisers prompted speculation that the end of Andrew Mackenzie's tenure was imminent.
Myer has assured CBD it is not looking at gambling as a new revenue source as it prepares for a high-pressure investor briefing one week before the Cup.
Something happened when I was in New York recently that would never happen in Australia.
One of Australia's leading class action lawyers says there is "potential" for a class action lawsuit against mining company Rio Tinto over its handling of a failed African coal mining investment and its controversial multibillion-dollar write-down.
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