Business
Companies
'It's not their money': retirees vent anger at Labor dividend tax plan
At two separate events, mum and dad investors blasted an opposition plan to change tax breaks on shares.
- by Colin Kruger
Latest
Retail
Coles faces $100m earnings drop from wages, fuel: BAML
Higher wages bill, a struggling petrol station business, and lost sales momentum could see supermarket chain Coles' earnings fall $100 million in its first year as a standalone company, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
- by Patrick Hatch
Media & marketing
Domain revenue 'in no way' hit by falling property prices, says new CEO
Domain chief executive Jason Pellegrino has defended the resilience of the real estate listings platform to shareholders amid concerns about falling property prices in key markets Sydney and Melbourne.
- by Jennifer Duke
Retail
Chinese consumers to protect us from trade wars, says A2 Milk boss
The A2 Milk Company is banking on demand from Chinese consumers, along with its carefully managed relationship with government, to safeguard its access to that vital growth market.
- by Patrick Hatch
Construction
Housing downturn has 'some distance to run', builder warns
One of the nation’s biggest building products companies, Fletcher Building, blamed a “sharp contraction” in the housing market as it slashed its profit outlook.
- by Nick Toscano
YouTube
YouTube quietly adds 100 movies for free viewing
Want to watch The Terminator or Rocky for free? Now you can on YouTube.
- by Jefferson Graham
Opinion
Cars
Dethroning the king: Nissan's drama looks a lot like a palace coup
The downfall of kings is bloody and swift - and that looks to be the case with Carlos Ghosn.
- by David Fickling
Apple
'We have to admit when the free market is not working': Apple chief's privacy call
Tim Cook says regulation of Silicon Valley giants is 'inevitable'.
- by Brian Fung
Andrew Forrest
Andrew Forrest to be inducted into the mining hall of fame
The Fortescue Metals Group founder will be inducted into the mining hall of fame at a ceremony in Perth next month.
- by Hamish Hastie
Cars
Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn arrested, to be dismissed for 'significant misconduct'
The carmaker's high-flying chairman was arrested Monday and will be dismissed after he allegedly under-reported his income and engaged in other misconduct, the company said.
- by Yuri Kageyama
Analysis
Media & marketing
ASIC shines a light on murky world of sports rights
Commercial negotiations are almost always tough; and few commercial negotiations capture the attention of the Australian public as much as TV broadcast rights deals
- by John McDuling