Insights

The European Parliament elections have shaken up political landscapes in countries across the EU, making its fragile consensus even harder to maintain and good policy making all but impossible.

The debate surrounding the Coalition's reforms has largely focused on the plight of Australians from lower socio-economic groups, but alarm bells will soon be ringing in corporate boardrooms.

For SFH, it's not really about belt tightening … it's about the Rivers purchase.

Talk of a property price slump is over the top. The RBA wouldn't allow it.

Qube Logistics is in the prime position to develop and operate a major logistics terminal in NSW.

This week we look at Bradken, James Hardie, Regis Resources, Spark Infrastructure and Adelaide Brighton.

Airline will shut call centres that have 450 full-time equivalent positions combined.

Local market short of six-year high as investors lack conviction in data vacuum.

Thiess awarded $330m deal, while Middle Eastern subsidiary gets hotel contract.

Eureka's share recommendations, the seniors card changes, market neutral strategies, and more.

China's own version of the East India Company holds the key to understanding how Beijing plans to tame its restive Muslim province following a string of deadly terrorist attacks.

The boom in housing construction is welcome news for policy makers, but with building approvals having already peaked the boost to investment could be fairly short and sweet.

Equities have held up against expectations of a decline, but even if there is a pullback, several large-cap yield stocks remain attractive.

Shares in miner decline more than 3% as gold price slumps to 15-month low.

Armed with a conservative balance sheet and a share price trading at record levels, the time is ripe for Wesfarmers to make its next big strategic move. It has a few options up its sleeve.

Have wind and solar reached a point of cost-competitiveness against fossil fuels where it's really time they were cut off from government support?