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Genius versus bricks-and-mortar in the head

In 1983, Australian Terry Crews developed the world's first laptop, but the banks didn't think it was a project worth funding. Three decades later, he's about to launch a new device - only this time he's not at the mercy of a brain-dead financial sector.

09 Jun 2014
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The Week Ahead

Housing finance and employment figures are key local releases in the coming week, while economic data from China will also be closely watched.

06 Jun 2014
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Editor's Picks

In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler tackles central bank policy, Gottliebsen weighs up Westfield's options and Bartholomeusz assesses Stockland's next move.

06 Jun 2014
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Bachelor of Arts, what is it good for?

Many of the problems we face today stem not from an abundance of useless arts degrees, but in fact too few. Every banker who believes this time will be different should be forced to take a history lesson and read Galbraith's seminal book 'The Great Crash, 1929.'

06 Jun 2014
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