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The Asian Century is no longer - as far as Canberra terminology is concerned. Whether China will respond better to Tony Abbott's pared-back economic pragmatism remains to be seen.
A surplus promise is good politics but bad policy
The Abbott government, like others before it, has allowed the budget deficit to hijack economic debate on important issues, such as poor productivity levels and infrastructure challenges.
Mint's sales accelerating
Mint Wireless is retesting last week's record high this morning after it reported strong sales momentum in its quarterly update.
IMF flags Treasury Wines lawsuit
Litigation funder flags action for alleged breaches of disclosure obligations.
Prices are getting ahead of earnings
Market metrics suggest that earnings need to play catch-up to recent share price gains.
Wall Street wonders about 'unburnable' carbon
A groundbreaking initiative is forcing an investor rethink: What's the value of fossil fuel stocks if companies must leave reserves in the ground?
FKP makes entitlement offer
Property group offers new securities to existing securityholders to pay down debt.
Aust stocks open higher
Local market pushes to its highest point since June 2008 following strong leads on Wall Street at the end of last week.
Hedge fund to keep Nine stake
DataRoom: Apollo poised to retain entire stake in the relisted Nine Entertainment.
Solar attack on air conditioner subsidy
Forthcoming research suggests PV could be helping combat the cross-subsidy costs imposed on electricity consumers by the rise of air conditioners.
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Stocks to watch at the open
GPT Group is set to announce third-quarter results, while Carsales investors are spooked by subdued conditions.
Paul Howes' bipartisan gas burn
Both sides of politics are paining manufacturing with messy legislation on coal seam gas, the AWU chief says.
The uncomfortable truth behind the Merkelphone scandal
Revelations about the tapping of German chancellor Angela Merkel's communications raised the ire of the media and politicians, but failed to surprise the spy community. They know that not even allies are immune intelligence gathering efforts.
Consumer crossroads for enterprise IT
Former VMware boss, Paul Maritz may be in line to take the top job at Microsoft, but for the moment he's focusing his energies on Pivotal, an EMC open cloud venture that wants to redefine enterprise IT.
The euro reveals a mountain still to climb
The IMF has to get real on what to expect from the eurozone's economic adjustment. As the euro rises, it's making internal rebalancing harder.