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'Temper your sense of justice': How then-CBA chief Ian Narev shot down Comyn's plan
Banking royal commission

'Temper your sense of justice': How then-CBA chief Ian Narev shot down Comyn's plan

Matt Comyn says his repeated attempts to have the bank stop selling insurance were rebuffed by his then boss, Ian Narev.

  • by Clancy Yeates
'It's not their money': retirees vent anger at Labor dividend tax plan
Superannuation

'It's not their money': retirees vent anger at Labor dividend tax plan

  • by Colin Kruger
Housing downturn has 'some distance to run', builder warns
Construction

Housing downturn has 'some distance to run', builder warns

  • by Nick Toscano
Chinese consumers to protect us from trade wars, says A2 Milk boss
Retail

Chinese consumers to protect us from trade wars, says A2 Milk boss

  • by Patrick Hatch
CKI beefs up $13bn APA takeover bid ahead of looming deadline
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Energy

CKI beefs up $13bn APA takeover bid ahead of looming deadline

  • by Cole Latimer
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CKI beefs up $13bn APA takeover bid ahead of looming deadline
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Energy

CKI beefs up $13bn APA takeover bid ahead of looming deadline

As the deadline for a revised CKI bid nears, continued silence from the Hong Kong company may indicate the deal is now dead in the water.

  • by Cole Latimer
IMF sees Australia risks 'tilted to downside' on China, trade war
RBA

IMF sees Australia risks 'tilted to downside' on China, trade war

The balance of risks to Australia's economy are "tilted to the downside" due to a deteriorating global outlook, the International Monetary Fund said, urging the central bank to keep interest rates low.

  • by Michael Heath
New Australian homes are the smallest they've been in 22 years
Property development

New Australian homes are the smallest they've been in 22 years

  • by Marnie Banger
Benefits from big data at risk from untrustworthy, bungling politicians
Opinion
Data analysis

Benefits from big data at risk from untrustworthy, bungling politicians

  • by Ross Gittins
National economy at risk unless oversize truck permit delays fixed
Trucking

National economy at risk unless oversize truck permit delays fixed

  • by Hamish Hastie
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Markets

ASX falls as tech stocks slide
Sharemarket

ASX falls as tech stocks slide

  • by William McInnes
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Markets Live: ASX closes at 5671

  • by Lucy Battersby
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Facebook

Facebook may have become too big for Mark Zuckerberg to manage

  • by James Titcomb

Companies

'It's not their money': retirees vent anger at Labor dividend tax plan
Superannuation

'It's not their money': retirees vent anger at Labor dividend tax plan

  • by Colin Kruger
Retail

Coles faces $100m earnings drop from wages, fuel: BAML

  • by Patrick Hatch
Media & marketing

Domain revenue 'in no way' hit by falling property prices, says new CEO

  • by Jennifer Duke

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'Heartbreaking': Parcel delivery costs hitting hard this Christmas
Finance

'Heartbreaking': Parcel delivery costs hitting hard this Christmas

Business owners are being forced to compete with the free shipping promises of bigger players.

  • by Emma Koehn
'If you're going to do something, do it big': Aussie sugar-free drink goes global
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Entrepreneur

'If you're going to do something, do it big': Aussie sugar-free drink goes global

Sugar free beverage business Nexba is launching in Sainsbury's supermarkets across the United Kingdom.

  • by Cara Waters
Small business payment inquiry prompts 'unprecedented' response
Finance

Small business payment inquiry prompts 'unprecedented' response

  • by Cara Waters
Virtual reality gets real: Australian start-ups go beyond gimmicks
Startups

Virtual reality gets real: Australian start-ups go beyond gimmicks

  • by Emma Koehn
'Uber Eats and Deliveroo should be very worried': Ruling to reshape gig economy
Gig economy

'Uber Eats and Deliveroo should be very worried': Ruling to reshape gig economy

  • by Cara Waters

Consumer affairs

Want to buy the Pacific Highway or Lane Cove National Park? Now, you can
Games

Want to buy the Pacific Highway or Lane Cove National Park? Now, you can

  • by Maani Truu
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Consumer affairs

Power payment plans yet another cruel twist amid rising bills

  • by Elizabeth Minter
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Consumer rights

There's no way to be sure honey isn’t fake, says ACCC

  • by Patrick Hatch

Workplace

Widen the gap: more opportunities to study and travel at the same time
Workplace

Widen the gap: more opportunities to study and travel at the same time

  • by Jim Bright
Opinion
Careers

Don't fall into the trap of bigness

  • by Jonathan Rivett
Workplace

Casuals paid less than permanent workers, despite loadings

  • by Anna Patty

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