The Tax Office will prepare advice to Treasury on areas of systemic rorting of work-related expenses after a record $21.2 billion was claimed at tax time 2017, around $3 billion of which was probably dodgy.
Giant US fund manager GMO says investors can earn strong returns from investing in climate change, provided they avoid getting caught up in the hype, and Tesla.
Australia Post has warned that it expects to again make a loss in the second half, despite a 65 per cent jump in first-half profit.
In a decade, Macquarie has become America's second biggest gas trader and one of its biggest infrastructure managers. The second part of our series explains how.
The ASX is set for a fifth straight session of gains, climbing after a strong overnight performance in the US where the Dow jumped almost 400 points.
Qantas is warning flights to the US will be reduced if the Trump administration fails to approve a "joint business" proposal with American Airlines.
Bids are in for UK bookmaker William Hill's Australian business.
Citrus and tomatoes have underpinned strong growth, but avocados are where the growth action is for Costa.
Amazon is aiming to attract more sellers and shoppers to its revamped Australian site by offering third party traders access to its world-renowned fulfilment service, Fulfilment by Amazon.
Fuels supplier Caltex has posted a full-year benchmark profit slightly higher than guidance, up 18 per cent on strong performance from its sole remaining refinery and continuing growth in marketing.
A massive fire has ripped through a Bunnings warehouse in Perth, collapsing the roof and setting off a series of explosions, forcing residents to evacuate as toxic smoke billowed over the area.
Macquarie Group's first tentative steps on the road to becoming a global powerhouse started with a bloke named Bill Best.
China's top steelmaking city of Tangshan has proposed new restrictions on production once the current curbs expire in March sending the spot price for
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell may get a pass from Republican lawmakers in his first official appearance on Capitol Hill.
The price of copper rose as higher imports to China and strong economic data cemented expectations of solid demand from China.
ECB president Mario Draghi told European lawmakers that he's not yet ready to pare back support for the euro area.
New Bluescope chief Mark Vassella has delivered a strong result. Now he's hunting for the next big thing.
Geoff Horth's departure buys Vocus chairman Vaughan Bowen and his board time. They need to use it wisely.
Huawei has become the latest example of the continuing technology rivalry between the US and China and American concerns over cyber security.
What sort of nincompoops must you be to not understand the essential messages that come out of the events of the last few weeks as far as voters are concerned?
Barnaby Joyce is confident an audit of his travel expenses won't uncover any wrongdoing.
The current government can't grasp political basics: explain challenges, identify solutions and then craft a compelling story about why it matters.
Coal from Adani will provide power for lights, clean water and jobs in India. We need sensible climate policy ourselves before lecturing others.
Innovation Minister Michaelia Cash has said the "second wave" of Malcolm Turnbull's innovation agenda is unlikely to materialise, as it's the "new norm".
New Deputy PM backs inland rail but warns against a spending spree in the bush while budget remains in the red.
Harvey Weinstein's film studio company plans to file for bankruptcy after plans to sell it by the man accused of sexual assault collapsed.
This financial, commercial and entertainment capital tops global rankings for expat salaries, according to a survey conducted by HSBC Bank International.
China's unconventional ruler, Xi Jinping has revealed a simple truth: there are no constitutional or rule-of-law constraints on his exercise of power.
To many NRA opponents, liberal gun laws in Florida are proof the organisation has bought its political support. But the numbers tell a more complicated story.
The Chinese President already made his mark on the world stage. He will now look to notch up some wins overseas.
One of the big issues for investors with offshore holdings is the impact of market falls on the US dollar.
One of the many challenges a trustee faces when their spouse and fellow SMSF trustee dies is whether the remaining spouse should close the fund.
Australian Industry Group's budget submission backs income tax cuts in budget and urges the Turnbull cabinet to maintain immigration at 190,000 per year.
Company investors now rank behind the local community as key stakeholders for boards.
Executive coach Tom Loncar worked with arts centres director Joseph Falsone on reducing the pace at which he works.
Companies and boards are increasingly using big data and neuroscience to identify potential leadership successors so that they are prepared for a sudden departure.
A former Department of Defence boss says much of the $130 billion in federal government external spending should have been carried out by staff.
Renowned diver Valerie Taylor had to resort to quick thinking and a pair of hair ribbons.
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