CBA hits record on March qtr earnings
Shares rise as lender posts an increase in cash earnings due to revenue growth.
Telstra finalises CSL sale
Telco expects proceeds of $US1.99bn from sale of Hong-Kong based mobiles business.
Digging beneath China's interest in Australian iron ore projects
Are Chinese state investors investing in new production primarily to lower prices, rather than to develop profitable mining operations?
CBA adjusts to cooler climes
There were no surprises in Commonwealth Bank's clean and high-quality numbers, but it may be harder to reproduce that success once the federal budget's full impact is felt.
Africa's solar surge adds another 3GW
The week in clean energy saw offshore wind gain traction, while solar prospects brightened up for Africa as grid-connected power remains relatively expensive.
The clean coal saga rolls on
The budget reveals that assorted carbon capture and storage programs continue to drag on many years after they were supposed to have constructed projects that were to demonstrate the feasibility and economics of technology. We're still waiting.
How micro inverters are solving problems
There is way more to micros than just dealing with difficult roofs or shading - they're lifting capacity and fattening up the daily production curve. But you've got to pick the right company.
AGL Energy MD to retire
Michael Fraser intends to leave by June 2015, search for replacement underway.
Aust stocks open lower
Local market shrugs off positive offshore leads after last night's budget release.
No skills required, we're Australian
The federal budget sends a loud message to Australia's tech sector: don a hi-vis vest or get on a plane.
BHP says case for $15bn demerger is compelling
CEO Andrew Mackenzie says more simplification is a priority.
CBA lifts March quarter earnings
Lender posts a rise in unaudited cash earnings, compared with March 2013 quarter.
Wall Street closes mixed
Leading indexes close higher despite significant slowdown in retail growth, tech weakness
How Twitter tore apart #Budget2014 in three words or less
According to Twitter, the budget was a doomsday plan to create a feudal class system in Australia.
Abbott's budget will reshape the nation's psyche
Tony Abbott was once seen as a cautious pragmatist. But in this budget he has made a raft of risky decisions that could dramatically transform Australia.