Insights

The senator's amendments concerning the Emissions Reduction Fund - including the alignment of contract periods with crediting periods and a reserve for international offsets - would help Australia reach its 5% emissions reduction target.

CSL knocked back offers from Switzerland, Germany and the US before deciding to build its new albumin plant in Melbourne.

For many years China and the United States have faced off over climate change. Now, climate change action is one of the few things the two powers can agree on.

Amongst Australia's baby boomers in business, a high percentage are looking to sell out.

How a family business is structured is often a key factor in whether it is passed on to the next generation or sold.

The latest global economic outlook contains both warnings of slowing growth, and an examination of the IMF's track record at predictions. So should this fresh forecast be taken with a grain of salt?

Returning to industry-focused regulation for communications would be a disaster.

A new study has revealed that investors' obsession with dividends is harming the future growth prospects of Australian listed companies.

A new study has found that the massive resources - and energy - expended in building towers for wind power and arrays for solar, etc, still has a lesser environmental impact than continued fossil fuel generation.

The review's 'learn from mistakes' approach ignores public health experts' more circumspect assessment - which concludes concerning evidence is actually mounting about fracking chemicals.

The week in clean energy saw China's utility-scale solar pipeline bulge, a historic but insignificant CCS development, and Australia's ranking as a large-scale renewables investor slide from 11th to 31st.

Australian CEOs need to stop being so risk averse and to communicate directly with self-managed funds about the importance of positive growth strategies.

As well as being a technological marvel, this year's prize for LED screen technology is a testament to tenacity in experimental science.

Analysts pit Samsung's chip company as its next growth industry.

A global survey of debt shows Australia in the middle of the pack overall, but with exceptionally high debt in the household sector.

Political uncertainty again plagued Victoria's energy efficiency market while its NSW sibling found itself in an unusual situation with both supply and prices rising.