Insights

Santos chief executive David Knox's optimism about Asian demand for Australian LNG has been reaffirmed by a new IEA report, but high construction costs and gas pricing could present challenges.

Mining services company enters trading halt, pending announcement.

Local market edges lower in early trade following flat close on Wall Street in quiet trade.

Tough trading environment for Australian leisure business to weigh on results.

The NSW Government is now blaming huge power price rises on network mismanagement, not the carbon price or RET, as the battle over privatisation begins.

International banking giant Barclays' recent decision to downgrade US utility bonds to 'underweight' shows distributed energy is hitting the mainstream - while storage only compounds the threat to old generators.

The week in clean energy saw the US hire 50 chefs to stir the climate pot, China wax lyrical on an emissions cap, and solar dumping loom large in both countries.

Forget Bring Your Own Device - Bring Your Own 'Thing' means network administrators need new ways to monitor everything from wearables to coffee machines and cars.

The tech giant joins the ranks of Google and Microsoft with its own language, and its speed, interactivity and ease of use should benefit both Apple and developers.

The Xperia Z2 is an almost-perfect 10-inch Android tablet, but is it an iPad killer?

The US power sector's carbon emissions have been shown to be sensitive to policy changes and natural gas supply, which bodes well for Barack Obama's plan.

Wind generation increased 22 per cent in 2013, supported by the renewable energy target, and its share of overall renewables generation is only going to grow.

If siblings can unload their childhood baggage they can become the world's most formidable business teams, as these companies prove.

Dow secures new closing peak for fourth straight day, S&P 500 falls just shy of record.

Turmoil in the oil-rich region of Mosul in northern Iraq has put a dent in Iran and Iraq's hopes to increase oil production capacity and break Saudi Arabia's stronghold on crude.

US and European markets had a quiet session, while gold saw a healthy rise and the euro fell further.