WorleyParsons facing class action
Law firm secures funding for class action against mining services group over disclosure.
NAB to sell £625m of UK loans
Lender to offload largely non-performing loans to affiliate of Cerberus Global Investors.
Bartholomeusz on NAB's UK dividend
The successful part divestment of its troubled UK real estate portfolio suggests new CEO Andrew Thorburn will soon be unlocking a significant cash pile [unlocked].
Leighton first-half profit slips
Construction group reaffirms underlying FY profit guidance as H1 result beats expectations.
Aust stocks open flat
Local market begins little changed after weak earnings reports weighed on Wall Street.
NAB needs a clean exit strategy from the UK
The spectre of NAB's UK exposures appears to have diminished, but incoming chief executive Andrew Thorburn will still face challenges in selling off its non-core assets without destroying shareholder value.
The fugitive elephant in the room
To determine whether shifting to more gas-fired power generation is a good 'bridging' option, we need to better understand the real levels of fugitive methane emissions from shale projects - and quickly.
REA Group buys $106m chunk of iProperty Group
Owner of realestate.com.au takes 17.22 per cent shareholding in Southeast Asian firm, seeks board position.
Dark days descend on Chinese coal
Times are tough for Chinese coal firms, the sector's peak body says, with the outlook set to be worse amid supply-demand imbalances and rising environmental restrictions.
Electrifying vehicles: assessing the efficiency/price trade-off
Conventional combustion engine cars will continue to achieve improvements in fuel economy allowing them to comply with new regulatory standards - but their price will rise. Meanwhile, hybrids and full EVs will get cheaper as efficiency improves.
China's widening economic fault lines
China's strong economic growth has masked much of the country's skyrocketing inequality, but a slowdown is likely to aggravate tensions between the urban rich and the rural poor.
How to manufacture an Australian world champion
Australia's athletic prowess is on show for all at the Commonwealth Games but behind the scenes our high-tech manufacturers are kicking goals in a $300bn global market.
A flood of rivals could burst Amazon's cloud
Agile new players from start-ups to telcos are impacting the profitability of Amazon Web Services. Its dominant position in cloud computing services may no longer be assured.
Aust stocks set to open lower
Soft start tipped for local market after weak earnings reports weighed on Wall Street.
A new order in Asian regional security
The lifting of the ban on Japan's collective self-defence has forced China to come to terms with the presence of another powerful military force in Asia, and is likely to have consequences for regional security.
Don't get your hopes up on party reform
With factionalism running through the blood of both the Labor and Liberal parties, democratisation is far from simple and may not elicit the boosts to membership each is hoping for.