OPEC, Russia to discuss new oil-inventory measurements
Oil producers involved in the supply reductions, which have helped lift crude prices to three-year highs, will discuss which inventory levels to consider when they meet in April.
Oil producers involved in the supply reductions, which have helped lift crude prices to three-year highs, will discuss which inventory levels to consider when they meet in April.
Diversified miner South32 will double dividends to shareholders for the first half.
Cutting corporate taxes could be the key to lifting Australian incomes and unleashing a private sector spending boom, CBA's chief economist Michael Blythe says.
KKR & Co. is in advanced talks to sell Singapore's MMI Holdings Ltd. to a Chinese investor group, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The Hang Seng Index rose 2 percent after US traders shook off inflation concerns overnight, taking its three-day advance to 5.6 per cent.
Resources led Australian shares smartly higher on Thursday amid a busy day of corporate earnings results headlined by telco giant Telstra.
It looks like the foreign exchange market is saying something about Trump's economic policies that Wall Street is still trying to ignore.
The stand out listings traded on the ASX captured at key moments through the day, as indicated by the time stamp in the video.
A resources rally revved up the ASX on Thursday, while some big names including the likes of Telstra, South32 and Suncorp dropped earnings to mixed responses.
As the NEG is thrown open for public feedback, the federal government and the states remain at loggerheads over whether it can solve the energy crisis.
Telstra chief executive Andrew Penn has blamed the National Broadband Network for possible future job cuts in parts of the company.
Qantas has put off buying new aircraft for too long and could be speeding towards a spending cliff as its fleet ages, according to S&P; Global Ratings.Â
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The Murdoch family are under mounting pressure to increase their bid for Sky in the wake of the pay-TV giant's successful Premier League rights auction.
Real estate agency McGrath has entered a trading halt after reporting a $25.5 million loss in the six months ending December 31.
Australia is pulling petrol from 14,500 miles (23,335 kilometres) away in Europe, with companies including Singaporean commodities trader Trafigura Group among those sending cargoes on what is a rare trade.
Employment notched up the longest streak of gains on record in January, while unemployment fell a tick and female participation in the workforce climbed to a record high.
Origin has narrowed its half-year loss to $207 million, despite writing down the value of assets including its Ironbark coal seam gas project in Queensland.
Telecommunications provider Telstra slahes its dividend after reporting a fall in first-half profits.
Myer chief executive Richard Umbers has been forced to resign after months of poor performance for the retailer and a flagged drop in first-half sales.
The embattled real estate agency is seeking "urgent clarification" from founder John McGrath after becoming privy to information relating to recent media reports.
A recent surge in natural disasters will contribute to household insurance premiums rising by between 3 and 5 per cent over the year ahead, Suncorp says.
French foods group Danone is to sell a 1.5 billion euros ($1.9 billion USD) stake in Japanese company Yakult in its latest initiative to boost shareholder returns.
Japan's economy has grown for the eighth straight quarter, something not seen in almost three decades. Shoppers are behind this latest boost, spending up big before the holidays.
Strong exports helped the German economy continue its solid upswing at the end of last year, and gross domestic product in Italy rose a quarterly 0.3 percent at the end of the year.
Credit Suisse posted a smaller-than-expected 2017 loss of 983 million Swiss francs as a 2.3 billion franc writedown triggered by US tax reform kept the bank from its first year in the black since CEO Tidjane Thiam launched a turnaround plan in 2015.
The Australian dollar has jumped above 79 US cents with the US currency remaining weak after US inflation figures came in higher than expected.
It was billed as one of the most important pieces of market data points for years, but the US core CPI print has failed to live up to the hype
Tesla, the biggest-selling electric carmaker in the US, is in danger of being relegated to an expensive niche in China because Elon Musk can't clinch a deal to open a factory there.
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