Citizenship crisis gets worse, leaders bicker
The citizenship saga has worsened with Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten failing to agree on a solution and Labor under pressure over two of its own MPs.
Government push on tax cuts falls short
Treasurer Scott Morrison's attempt to re-release Treasury modelling to reinvigorate Senate support for the government's corporate tax cuts is set to fail.
China distorting iron ore markets: FMG
Andrew Forrest has linked the price chasm between high and low grade iron ore to the power of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
CBA helps ASX hold above 6000
Shares on Wednesday managed to cling to sharp gains made in the previous session where the benchmark managed to cross the key 6000 level.
Chinese buyers spend $70m in the burbs
Chinese investors have bought two sites in Melbourne's west and south east for a combined $70 million as Chinese capital flees the apartment market.
Can the resources rally continue?
Investors would be justified in wondering whether the resources rally that has helped push the ASX to near 10-year highs can continue.
Bitcoin or all the listed property in Australia?
At last week's peak, bitcoin was worth 1.4 times the total value of Australia's listed property market. Which would you rather own?
NAB veteran to cash in as banks bow out
NAB's outgoing head of institutional property sees big opportunities in development finance where the banks are shying away.
Santos projects in the spotlight
Santos' growth projects at the Barossa gasfield off northern Australia and the controversial Narrabri coal seam gas venture in NSW are expected to grab more air time at an investor briefing on Thursday.
South Australia adds even more renewable energy power sources
Irish company DP Energy has appointed ASX-listed Downer and Danish firm Vestas to develop the first stage of a $600 million hybrid renewable power station.
Breaking up Fox could remake Australian TV
Which other mogul would spend his life building a media conglomerate, then in his last years consider breaking it up? Only Rupert Murdoch.
Virgin holds privatisation talks
Virgin Australia has held talks about privatising the airline as it flagged higher earnings and revenue over the next two quarters.
Bitcoin to consolidate at $US8000 a coin: Goldman Sachs
Technical analysis of the unorthodox Bitcoin market have led Goldman Sachs to believe the major cryptocurrency is set to consolidate at $US8,000 a coin.
Low expectations for Trump's Beijing sojourn
China hopes to divert Donald Trump's attention from the failure he has made in fixing a main gripe: China's gaping trade surplus with the United States.
BTIM performance fees halve
BT Investment Management posted an increase in profits but appears to be caught up in a British regulatory probe tied to commission payments.
Oprah has made $379m from Weight Watchers’ rally
Weight Watchers International's improbable rally has fresh momentum.
Markets Live: ASX sticks to 6000
Shares cling to their recently achieved milestone as CBA's quarterly earnings update boosts the sector and helps limit profit-taking in resources.
Opinion
Trump's big week out in Asia
Despite Trump's warning that North Korea should not underestimate the resolve and the power of the US military, Kim Jing-un will continue to rely on his nuclear program to keep his regime safe.
Bitcoin or all the listed property in Australia?
At last week's peak, bitcoin was worth 1.4 times the total value of Australia's listed property market. Which would you rather own?
Low expectations for Trump's Beijing sojourn
China hopes to divert Donald Trump's attention from the failure he has made in fixing a main gripe: China's gaping trade surplus with the United States.
Mackenzie gambles on drill bit and wins
BHP is increasingly confident that its quest to identify a new tier one offshore field might well have already come up trumps.
'Foreigners' could save dual citizen MPs in byelections
The large numbers of foreign-born voters in key Liberal seats could have sympathy for MPs facing dual citizenship questions.
Business has become copycats, not innovators
Australia has become more comfortable adopting other countries' innovations rather than invest in its own, CSIRO chief argues.
Labor could reverse opposition to 'anti-China' regional security pact
Federal Labor could be about to reverse its historical opposition to Australia joining Japan, the US and India in a regional security pact
CFMEU official reprimanded over 'f---ing dog c---'
A CFMEU official has been reprimanded for calling workers "f---ing dog c---s" as experts slam another Fair Work decision for lowering standards over the phrase.
Coe targeted in Kinghorn tax investigation
A Tax Office investigation in Jersey sought assets of both the deceased Allco Finance boss and the RAMS Home Loan Founder charged with tax avoidance last week.
Trump warns N Korea of 'grave danger'
The US President painted a dystopian picture of the rogue nation as he wrapped up a visit to South Korea with a speech to the National Assembly in Seoul.
Lebanese ask: 'Is our leader a hostage?'
The abrupt resignation of Hariri was bizarre even by the often twisted standards of Lebanese politics.
Saudi crown prince plays for high stakes
While he is betting that younger Saudis, who make up the majority of the population, will cheer him, Mohammed bin Salman is also alienating sections of society.
EU's seeks details on Apple's tax set-up
EU regulators have asked iPhone maker Apple for details of its recent tax structure.
One year on, Trump is changing America
He's had little legislative success, but one year since his election win US President Donald Trump is shaking up America and the world.
Personal Finance
Rare banknotes bringing in big bucks
Why is a pair of ordinary-looking $1 banknotes, printed in 1966, now valued at $16,000? The clue is in the serial numbers in the bottom corners.
The pros and cons of property surveillance tech
Biometric data such as fingerprints, iris patterns and facial recognition are now so cheap and effective that they are on your smartphone.
The trickle-down effect of new super rules
Whether it is making contributions or withdrawing pension payments, as of July 1, superannuation has become a lot more complicated for serious savers.
Full bench to rule on workplace swearing
A Fair Work full bench could determine whether "f----g c---t" is a common expression in the workplace.
Ardent CEO Kelly quits
Ardent Leisure chairman Gary Weiss said he was disappointed after chief executive Simon Kelly resigned after less than five months in the role.
Accountants under 'monster fee pressure'
Timothy Munro has managed to grow annual fees by 15 per cent at his firm, Change Accountants & Advisors.
Australian medtech is transforming health worldwide
A new wave of game-changing medtech is transforming health outcomes for people around the world.
The world's richest man reveals his secrets for success
In an interview at the Summit Series, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos shared some of the decisions and habits that have contributed to his success.
Lifestyle
TeamLab's Future Park show is about to wow Sydney
This 450-member group of self-proclaimed ultra-technologists chips away at the interface of technology and culture to create a terrain of virtual gardens, magical forests and mutating cities.
