China could deliver a double blow to Australian exports
The RBA is likely to have underestimated the impact of China's rebalancing, which is likely to hit Australian exports doubly hard amid sinking commodity prices.
Ignore the worst-case scenario, EVs are only getting greener
There has been a lot of focus on a new report which casts some doubt on the climate benefits of electric vehicles, yet its overall message is clear - electric is cleaner than petrol.
Australian solar market review - 2014
After more than 20 years of playing nicely with incumbent energy industries and genuinely trying to find ways to collaborate through an orderly transition we hit the wall this year. The gloves came off.
Australia faces a stormier future thanks to climate change
The Brisbane supercell hailstorm of last month reminds us that we are likely to see stronger and more frequent storms in the future, as the intersection between tropical moisture and stronger winds changes.
Getting your holiday retail plan right
Outdated retail forecasting and analytic systems are preventing retailers from capitalising sales during the busiest times of the year.
Abbott needs to get his house in order
Tony Abbott was a very effective opposition leader but, if he wants to rank alongside the likes of Hawke and Howard, he needs to clean house.
Cameron's push for EU reconciliation
The British Prime Minister is working to mend economic fences with the European Union, but fundamental policy differences remain in place.
Top ten tech innovations of 2014
Don't be mesmerised by cool apps and flashy new gizmos - the top technology inventions of the year are ones that will have a lasting effect.
The Fed's rates feint will spur stocks in 2015
The money is on at least one US rate rise next year, but low inflation should price out a rate hike and spur a surge in equity markets.
Farewell to Australia's favourable demographics
As immigration eases and the population ages, demographic trends will continue to subtly weigh on growth.
Scoreboard: Rally cry
Offshore markets rallied, spurred by a rebound in Greek stocks and strong profit results from US technology companies.
DataRoom AM: Fairfax's radio talk
The media group is said to be close to finalising several deals, including merging its radio stations with Macquarie, while the NSW government is set to unplug its power assets.
Value Investor: A Premier offering
Premier Investments' stable of brands have outperformed the Australian retail sector, but they will continue to face increasing competitive pressures from global behemoths.
Company boards should embrace a gender agenda
Corporate Australia is making progress in improving gender diversity on company boards, but it has a long way to go to match the public sector.
Markets melt up
Traders and investors caught short heading into the FOMC scrambled for cover in Europe and the US, in many cases driving indices to their best one day performance for 2015.
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