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The $A will be re-examined on fundamentals as global events unfold … but it won't happen for a while.

After struggling for so long, small resources stocks - excluding gold miners - are outperforming.

Tiger Resources has jumped at a chance to raise capital on the back of its strong share price performance over the past year.

Some officials are predicting weaker growth … but the economic evidence just isn't there.

An increase in commercial lending has yet to translate into credit growth, as businesses focus on improving the quality of their balance sheets instead of seeking out investment opportunities.

Local market drops as fall in iron ore price weighs on major, junior miners.

Construction giant names heads of construction, mining, engineering, PPP arms.

Minority investors reportedly welcome standoff between Solomon Lew, David Jones.

Private equity firm close to buying UGL's property services business.

Australia Post's plans to scale back the frequency of its loss-making delivery service may be unpopular with the public, but bold changes are needed for the company to stabilise its finances.

The video-on-demand service is the first Australian outfit to support Google's Chromecast and despite being a relative newcomer compared to Quickflix, the company is confident it has the right ingredients to make its advantage count.

With 80 per cent of Australians damaging their phones within a year why not go the way of soldiers, engineers and construction workers and get yourself something a little more sturdy?

In the lead-up to meeting President Obama, Prime Minister Abbott has been suggesting his Direct Action policy is similar to Obama's Clean Power Plan. So in 2030 how clean will Australia's power be relative to that of the US?

A major US insurance company is accusing dozens of localities in Illinois of failing to prepare for severe rains and flooding in what could be the first case in a wave of litigation.

While Tony Abbott is busy spruiking Australian resources and infrastructure, Xi Jinping's science and innovation push underscores the need for a serious rethink in our trade relationship.

A computer program that convincingly posed as a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy reveals more about human intelligence than artificial intelligence.