How Hyperion won on Facebook, Amazon
There are a couple of simple rules that Hyperion's Tim Samway sticks to when it comes to long-term investing.
There are a couple of simple rules that Hyperion's Tim Samway sticks to when it comes to long-term investing.
ANZ is cutting upfront commission payments to mortgage brokers recommending loans to potentially risky clients with low deposits to tighten prudential standards.
The first formal meeting between the two Koreas since 2015 could open the way to ease tensions over Kim Jong Un's nuclear program.
Bitcoin's retreat reminds us bubbles are inevitable in modern markets, and almost always invisible to those caught in their intoxicating rise.
Coalition MPs say the government's focus has to be on economic issues after Malcolm Turnbull helped revive debate on Australia becoming a republic.
Critics of Trump's tax cuts are right. But that's no reason for Australia not to follow suit.
The ASX started 2018 on a softer note, as investors sat on their hands while waiting for clues on market direction.
Dominant pipeline player APA Group is at the centre of debate around the impact of new rules that are designed to hand more bargaining power to gas shippers.
British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta bought an unloved steel business to be a modern-day hero but expects a smaller energy business to grow fast and become his biggest asset in Australia.
"Our development business is about being in the major global cities and having a meaningful and sustainable presence in key US gateway cities."
Logistics giant Brambles says tax cuts introduced by US President Donald Trump will slash the value of its US tax liabilities by as much as $US155 million ($198.6 million).
Tabcorp CEO David Attenborough is happy he will not be spending any time inside a Federal Court room in 2018.
Our survey of leading sharemarket experts suggests a year of moderate headline returns from the ASX in 2018 but continued strength for resources stocks, while investors should keep an eye out for an outbreak of wages inflation.
Bitcoin is already having a bad year. For the first time since 2015, the cryptocurrency began a new year by tumbling.
The top 10 ETFs for the calendar year rose on exposures to tech stocks, mining companies and some favorable currency moves.
The Chinese economy is headed for trouble in 2018, as slackening economic activity and a spike in corporate defaults sap investor confidence and cause capital flight to intensify.
Bitcoin's retreat reminds us bubbles are inevitable in modern markets, and almost always invisible to those caught in their intoxicating rise.
Critics of Trump's tax cuts are right. But that's no reason for Australia not to follow suit.
Thanks to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic policies the Japanese economy has expanded for five quarters in succession, which is the longest growth stretch since 2006.
The revelation that Australia's Alexander Downer helped trigger a US Federal Bureau of Investigation probe into Russia's meddling in the US election confirms at least one reality.
West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has defended a decision which scuttles Mineral Resources' iron ore mining operations in the state's Yilgarn region despite the threat to more than 400 jobs.
Out-of-pocket expenses account for about 20 per cent of all health care spending in Australia.
The Australian manufacturing sector is experiencing "marked expansion", driven by new business from Asia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, a survey shows.
A postal survey, like the one conducted for same-sex marriage, could settle how an Australian president is chosen under a republic.
Despite a majority of Australians seemingly in favour of a republic, John Howard managed to exploit division to ensure the nation stuck with the Queen.
A crackdown by hardliners in the government and security services looks increasingly likely as Iran's mass protests entire their fifth day.
The "nuclear button" on his desk dominated coverage of Kim Jong-Un's New Year's speech but he was playing a subtle diplomatic game.
War in North Korea still looks unlikely, and things may turn for the better in the Middle East. But it's worth remembering that most big shocks weren't foreseen.
A chain of psychiatric hospitals is raising $29.5 on China's A-share market, the first mental-health-focused business to be listed in the mainland.
PwC should have done more to avert one of the biggest bank collapses in US history, an American judge says.
Superannuation funds posted double digit gains in 2017 for the first time in five years, outstripping returns from residential property and demonstrating the benefits to savers from rising stockmarkets.
The economy in 100 years time should be much more wealthy, but it will also grapple with thorny problems.
The great thing about investing in a default superannuation fund is that members can leave it up to the trustees to worry about which way markets are likely to go from here.
Rolls-Royce boss Warren East is attempting to reinvigorate his turnaround of Britain's engineering flagship by putting someone with no direct experience of human resources in charge of managing people within the business.
England needs a proper spin bowler, not a batsman who bowls a bit. They also need a better system to find one.
After his blockbuster sale to Disney, Rupert Murdoch reworks his succession plans. Lachlan's got a job offer; James, not so sure.
Maserati is recalling more than 1000 of its newest luxury cars to fix leaky fuel pipes that increase the potential for an engine fire.
World War I was a fertile breeding ground for slang and transformed English forever, argues Julian Walker in his new book.
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