DataRoom AM: UGL downer
UGL's sale of its property services arm looks in doubt, while two of the biggest floats of the year move closer to judgment day.
Does 'Abbott's Army' know why it's marching?
Tony Abbott's supposed plan to get the states to raise the GST may in fact be a clever ploy to do something quite different.
Why Telstra wants to build a public Wi-Fi network
It's a wonderful bit of PR for Telstra but the telco's renewed interest in rolling out a public Wi-Fi service delivers on multiple levels.
Emerging markets - mixed results short term, looking positive long term
It's been a fairly bumpy ride lately for so-called emerging markets - the markets of 21 countries including such burgeoning nations as Indonesia, Turkey, China, India, Russia, Brazil, Korea, Malaysia and Poland.
Getting to know unlisted property trusts
Unlisted property trusts are tax-effective … and have good potential for capital growth.
Planning for the pension changes
How you can plan ahead for the pension deeming changes announced in the budget.
Is the yield game changing?
Investors seeking yield have turned to shares, but keep an eye on the prices.
Keeping the very rich, very happy
One US fund manager has found the magic formula for client happiness … transparency.
Aust stocks close sharply lower
Local market falls after weakness in iron ore price as investors await consumer sentiment read.
UGL tight-lipped on possible DTZ sale
Engineering group receives confidential bids for property services arm DTZ, discussions continue.
Boart Longyear 'disappointed' in share price performance
Drilling services provider eyes lift in mining industry conditions after difficult year.
AGL shifts sides: 'Scrap SRES, LRET can't be met'
The last big utility has turned against renewables, but AGL's argument that new energy market capacity is unviable deserves deeper inspection.
Budget pain could be renewables' gain
The hammering the Coalition has received in post-budget polling is likely to have vulnerable backbenchers asking their climate-sceptic colleagues why they should help out power companies by taking an axe to the Renewable Energy Target.
Stress is good for Europe's battered banks
Previous stress tests of the eurozone's banking system were far from rigorous, but a spate of capital raisings suggests the banks are getting serious about getting on a sounder financial footing.
Bradken to axe 500 jobs
Heavy engineering group aiming to save $27m a year through major restructure.