AustralianSuper's confirmation that it will reject, vote against or not accept any takeover proposal for Healthscope other than its own shows it is serious about wanting to buy 30 per cent of the company at the lowest possible price.
While the rest of the world is finding common ground, our China ties are broken, and the Foreign Minister isn't capable of fixing them.
The country's leading VC funds are posting strong returns which the sector is confident will encourage more super fund investment.
Australian shares are set to open firmer following a stronger trend on Wall St and in European markets.
The new KPMG-owned software will give SME's access to big-end-of-town technology and help drive new customers to the incumbents.
Taxpayers are paying billions of dollars more and face further blowouts because of the "high to extreme" level of risk in building new ships and submarines.
Telstra chief executive Andy Penn is under growing pressure to more aggressively tackle a squeeze on earnings.
The competition among class action lawyers over the AMP class action is intensifying, with Maurice Blackburn entering the race with a significantly lower price tag.
Warnings of coal miners pulling the pin on production due to the Aurizon rail stoush must have come from Chicken Little.
Shell's most senior representative in Australia is set to issue a challenge to oil and gas industry leaders across the country to leave behind their "comfort zones" and take up the debate about the contribution the industry makes to the economy and the broader population.
The scene is set for a showdown at hospital group Healthscope as shareholders welcomed Brookfield Asset Management storming into the takeover battle with a higher $4.35 billion rival tilt.
Rio Tinto's autonomous rail program could cut 20 per cent off journey times between the company's iron ore mines and ports, if recent trials are any indication.
Steve Eisman, who famously predicted the collapse of subprime mortgages before the 2008 financial crisis, recommends shorting Deutsche Bank shares.
Australian investors should pay attention to the upcoming introduction of China A shares into the MSCI emerging markets index given it could have some implications for their investment strategies.
Let's call initial coin offering's utopian rhetoric for what it is: self-serving nonsense meant to separate credulous investors from their hard-earned savings.
Evans Dixon did not hire an investment bank to manage the sale of its shares, which was made exclusively to clients and a so-called "chairman's list" of individuals and institutions.
A report presented to the US State Department has sounded a warning bell over the rapid increase in Chinese influence in the south-east Asia and in the Pacific.
I told my 20-something son some months ago that he should immediately cancel any insurance policies he had through his superannuation to save on fees. Did I make a big mistake?
The Takeovers Panel has decided that significant shareholders should be held to the intention statements they make during live offers.
The 50 per cent jump in Specialty Fashion's share price is the result of a booming women's fashion chain and no small amount of pain.
Scott Morrison's three-step income tax cut plan won't deliver a sizeable boost to the economy until 2022 when middle and upper-income earners begin to get relief.
The government has asked the Australian Energy Regulator to investigate claims electricity network companies are price gouging.
The Labor Right has regained control of the Northern Territory ALP, slamming Left leader and CFMMEU boss Michael Ravbar as a "cheap stunt man".
There is nothing wrong with people going into higher tax bracket when they earn more: that's what helps pay for good state services.
Labor leader Bill Shorten has accused Pauline Hanson of backing a $17 billion reward for the banks, as he kicked off his bid to hold the marginal Queensland seat of Longman.
First lady Melania Trump underwent a procedure on Monday morning and is likely to be in hospital for the rest of the week, the White House said.
Japan Airlines will launch a low-cost carrier with flights to North America and Europe, tapping into the growing market for budget travel.
Selling marijuana is fast becoming a multibillion-dollar business as two of Canada's top producers have merged in a $3.3 billion deal.
The US Supreme Court strikes down a 1992 law prohibiting sports betting, opening the way for a multibillion industry to take off.
Residents of what local media say is the last continuously inhabited cave in China are resisting efforts to move to nearby housing.
"Food is a defensive asset class that is recession proof. People always need to buy food." Why property investors are pouring money into fast food chains.
Peter Costello has joined growing criticism of complex and inefficient low and middle-income tax offsets in the federal budget, despite acknowledging the benefit to hard-pressed taxpayers.
Chinese insurers are channelling funds through shadow lenders to real estate and local government infrastructure projects in a bid to boost returns.
'Hireability' decreases 8pc each year after the age of 35, so money in the budget is unlikely to help unless older workers change how they think.
A graduate of Sydney Grammar and USNW has been charged with illegally accessing unpublished stock reports from Port Phillip Publishing to engage in insider trading.
The spending was projected in last week's budget, but the government will outline its priorities with a heavy emphasis on digital technology.
What to wear to work is a daily struggle for many. Luckily, you can cross off these 16 cringeworthy pieces off your list, fashion and etiquette experts say.
Could anything make you feel more at home than being able to bark commands in your hotel room, and have an Australian-accented speaker talk back to you?
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