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Listed investment fund fears investors are complacement, lifts FY net profit.

Miner says market prices under pressure from tightening Chinese credit demand, increased discounting.

China's inefficient labour market is afflicted by both growing unemployment and a shortage of labour. Employment agencies can help solve the problem.

Ratings agency S&P revises debt ratings downwards, now at parity with Moody's.

Property group eyes lift in earnings if strength in residential property market continues.

Rather than becoming a 'cheap energy superpower', a new study from business itself suggests Australia is facing a manufacturing wrecking ball in the form of gas.

New independent expert analysis suggests any 'collateral benefit' received by Solomon Lew for his stake in Country Road may be more muted than previously thought.

The world's top-selling carmaker is confident drivers will embrace hydrogen fuel cell vehicles even more readily than they did hybrids ahead of the release of its first commercial model in Japan next year.

When it comes to our borders, you may think that ensuring either convenience or security compromises the other. But today's technology can offer us the best of both worlds.

In the aftermath of the MH17 tragedy, Australia will find itself in a difficult position as G20 chair, especially if Russia's belligerence intensifies.

The tech giant's top lawyer is rallying the industry heavyweights to make spying on customer information harder for governments.

Improving science reporting, and indeed all specialist topics, requires contributions from not just media outlets but also scientists and the Australian people at large.

Last week's B20 meeting and a Deloitte report illustrate how the global economy is changing. For businesses, technological investment is a matter of survival.

Researchers have tried to find out how many wind turbine fires happen each year but couldn't find much data. Their assumptions on the data they did find look shaky.

Friday's strong gains of about 1% on Wall Street expected to boost local market.

Mainstream economists have long ignored the dynamics of private debt, money and banks to their detriment. Now more than ever, a realistic and non-orthodox approach to economics is needed.