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Australia Post's two-pronged strategy isn't a long-term solution but may help stabilise losses and buy the company time, as John Stanhope prepares for an inevitable Sensis-style 'cliff'.

Armed with $100 million in fresh funding, San Francisco-based Anaplan has set its sights on Australia and reckons it has the technology to give the likes of Oracle and SAP a run for their money.

A smartphone that slides into the back of a tablet? Heroic idea, great battery life; but the clunky components of this 'anti-phablet' are no match for today's standalone offerings.

The Communications Minister's recent comments on the $100m mobile black spot program are creating uncertainty and may provoke Telstra to play hardball in NBN Co negotiations.

Federal govt approves Energy Resources Australia to reopen Kakadu mine after spill.

Local market begins flat after S&P 500 hit a fresh closing high despite mixed US economic data.

The EPA's proposed rule is much less radical than it appears, basically ensuring already-fading coal doesn't rise again in the case of a gas price spike.

The performance gap between businesses that leverage ICT and those that don't is staggering, but with cloud computing it's easier than ever for SMEs to bridge the gap.

Narendra Modi made his name in renewable energy by overseeing India's largest solar program. But he faces difficulties repeating it on the national scale.

The world is expected to spend $50 trillion to 2035 on energy anyway. Just $5 trillion more will spare us dangerous climate change, the International Energy Agency says.

Group announces single largest capital investment in country network in its history.

Retailer on track to have online sales contribute 10% to total sales within 3 years.

The Reserve Bank's reluctance to tackle the risks posed by the housing sector clashes with its mandate to promote financial stability, especially given the implications of a bust for banks and credit markets.

US stocks close higher despite mixed data, Dow falls just shy of new peak.

New analysis has delivered a dose of reality, saying governments need to be more aggressive before 2020, including the US, to keep temperature increases to just 2 degrees.

RET cost burdens will shift back to consumers if the market stays in its current 'messy' state, the east coast energy market regulator said as it recommended a floating target. But it also came up with another plan.