Preparing for a market correction
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Transforming BHP
The Big Australian is becoming a vastly different company to the one we think we know.
Tax with Max: Behind the Telstra buyback
Understanding Telstra's dividend plans, getting ready for the Pension Bonus Scheme, calculating age pension eligibility and more.
Spotting key sharemarket health signals
Markets will always correct … understanding key technical indicators opens a pathway to new choices for managing your risks.
Don't depend on a dollar drop
A lower Australian currency is unlikely to cushion us against rising global interest rates … it may even exacerbate the problem.
Qantas dreams of a dwindling dollar
A US80 cent Aussie would significantly reduce Australia's attraction to the airline's international competitors, while boosting Qantas' international revenues.
Eureka Correspondence
UXC's rewarding yield, understanding Telstra's buyback, a calendar for events and iron ore.
What a Scottish Yes vote means for Australian markets
The effects of a Yes vote in Scotland's referendum on independence is likely to have an immediate economic impact on Scotland and England. Could the ripple effect reach Australia?
Will China's dirty coal ban hurt Australian miners?
Some media are suggesting that a move by China to ban the use of dirtier forms of coal will hurt Australian coal exports - but the opposite could be true.
What's next after Lew's Premier performance?
Premier Retail's stellar performance has led to plenty of speculation about its growth ambitions. Myer could be a plum acquisition, but there are plenty of other options.
Climate Council: without action, rising seas will cost us billions
Almost all of Australia's coastal infrastructure has been built for a stable climate - but potential sea level rises could put more than more than $200 billion worth of those assets, including residential and commercial buildings, at risk.
OECD tax plan puts Apple and Google on notice
New OECD proposals on reducing corporate profit-shifting are a step forward in the war against tax avoidance, but there's a much bigger problem that's not so easy to resolve.
Weighing doomsday predictions for security of supply
Could the coal fleet become like a second car, sitting idly by for a rainy day? And what happens on that fateful day, when we need a few of these old clunkers to work, and they don't?
A chance to mend China-Japan relations
Economic integration is the most promising route for mending China-Japan relations.
The PV path to solar baseload at Port Augusta
Alinta Energy was right to eliminate hybridisation of solar thermal with coal at its potentially pioneering Port Augusta site. But what about hybridising solar with solar?