Insights

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has polarised international opinion, but both sides are also waging a war on social media. And in China at least, Israel is winning the war of opinion.

The perverse incentives keeping retirees in large homes have led to a hugely distorted housing market. Eventually the government will need to take action.

eBet is one of Eureka Report's most successful picks to date: Though it missed revenue expectations this year ... we still like it. Here's why.

A lot of work remains to turnaround the underperforming Rivers business.

Fading mining investment and an unconvincing housing rebound will combine to offer relative underperformance in the months ahead.

Another impressive set of results has affirmed my positive outlook for the transport/logistics company.

The easy turnaround gains have passed for the home care products manufacturer.

The Indian owned car maker has had great success with Jaguar and Range Rover but the rebound in its domestic market is yet to come.

This week we look at Flight Centre, IOOF Holdings, Breville, Duet Group and PanAust.

Alan Joyce's leadership of Qantas has received plenty of criticism in the past, but his articulation of a clear strategy suggests he may be a good bet for the airline.

An economic-social study has warned of dire effects from increasing acidification off Alaska's coast, with its economy likely to be one of the first and worst hit by ocean changes.

Corporate Australia has run out of growth options and needs to expand offshore, or by acquisition, to generate immediate growth.

As the financial system inquiry progresses, it's clear the regulator has some concerns that the sophisticated and nuanced regime it oversees might soon be overlaid with some new and quite rigid domestic rules.

In his new book 'The Rise of the New East', Ben Simpfendorfer argues that the East is no longer just a cheap place to produce goods, it's also a place to sell goods. And China is playing a central role in its transition.

The Warburton Review of the Renewable Energy Target suggests we should scale back the target because there's more than enough existing power stations to meet electricity demand. If that's the case then government probably shouldn't have built roads when we already had railways.

StocksInValue's David Walker explains that despite the fully valued market, there are some gems to be found, but he warns that the obsession with dividends is hurting future capital gains.