The Americans' decision to drop their company tax rate to 21 per cent from the start of next year is unlikely to overcome our Senate's resistance to cutting our company tax rate to 25 per cent for big business. Which is no bad thing.
Scott Morrison's warning that as Australians loaf about on their summer holidays, companies headquartered overseas would be fixing to scarper because of our uncompetitive company taxes, was either political hyperbole, or a clear and present danger to prosperity.
The latest billion-dollar deal shows the tech industry's days as an outsider on the Australian sharemarket are numbered.
Steel group BlueScope, Ansell, Computershare and Navigator Global Investments have handed investors a little Christmas bonus.
It is increasingly likely Australia will be dragged into the global corporate tax race to the bottom - and the implications are manifold.
A large corporate consortium has agreed to pre-purchase the energy generated from what will be the largest wind farm in the southern hemisphere.
A widening chasm between housing prices and rental cost could be a sign that a correction is right around the corner - and Australia is a far way off that, according to global ratings agency Moody's
Bike commuters are likely to be male, well-paid and live within eight kilometres of the CBD.
The National Electricity Market is in bad health and wholesale change is needed, but recovery is on the horizon.
Having subdued Australia's housing market frenzy, Governor Philip Lowe now has to steer his way through the hangover.
The RBA has become more confident about the economic outlook in recent months, but weakness in consumer spending remains a "significant risk" amid slow income growth and high debt levels.
The idea that the small fiscal improvements in MYEFO are enough to fund election personal income tax cuts is where the story gets wobbly.
Fresh government forecasts have slashed $10 billion off federal deficits for the next four years, including $5.8 billion in the current financial year.
Queensland's Resources Council argues miners should receive acknowledgement from the Queensland Government for its role in turning around the economy.
Scott Morrison wants you believe the budget's strong enough to fund tax cuts. It isn't, as the update makes that clear.
BHP and Esso have ended a 48-year-old gas marketing joint venture in Victoria's Gippsland Basin amid pressure from the competition watchdog.
Power bills are set to fall from the middle of 2018, but only after hitting new price peaks over summer.
The number of homes taken to auction across the combined capital cities has fallen over the past week, along with housing prices.
Power bills are set to fall from the middle of 2018, but only after hitting new price peaks over summer.
In the interests of facilitating better business relations with Australian government, here’s how to acceptably make friends and influence people.
More than 30 years after the launch of the BCA, Australia's peak business groups are confronting a challenging new reality, as the old certainties of Australian corporate life fall away around them.
The Australian Greens have costed lifting public service public service wages by 4 per cent per annum.
The Bureau of Statistics has produced some shockers - wildly inaccurate employment statistics it has had to disown, but not this time.
The Australian National Audit Office has given a tick of approval to the tax office over its propensity to settle disputes with taxpayers rather than head to court.
Malcolm Turnbull has personally seized on positive employment numbers which were released on Thursday just two days ahead of the pivotal Bennelong byelection.
Diversity is needed if we are to keep winning in tertiary education.
With Greater Sydney’s unemployment rate now so low, all the suppressing factors are under the microscope.
Full-time employment rose by 41,900 and part-time positions by 19,700.
Want a baby? Then, statistically speaking, you'd be better off celebrating this fertile Christmas holiday season in Victoria and not New South Wales.
Another year without a pay rise? Prepare for yet another one, next year.
Aboriginal entrepreneurs from 30 businesses are being funded to attend the Melbourne Business School in a partnership between Mastercard and First Australians Capital.
We must help committed Year 12 students to maintain the ethos and engage on campus.
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