Perpetual supports sale of Goodman's NZ dairy unit
Goodman Fielder's biggest shareholder says it supports any strategy that boosts the share price of the company, including the sale of a business or the company itself.
Citigroup advises Cheung Kong on Envestra bid
Cheung Kong needs only 50 per cent of Envestra's shareholders to accept its takeover offer but it requires Foreign Investment Review Board Approval and wants to conduct due diligence.
Can the RBA defuse a mining time bomb?
The timing and size of the mining investment collapse will weigh heavily on Reserve Bank policymaking. If it miscalculates these factors, the economy could become a real mess.
REA lifts nine-month earnings
Real estate group says lift in revenue, EBITDA shows strength of business.
Deal tweak unfavourable for Westfield Group: expert
Grant Samuel says restructure plan sweetener is unfavourable for Westfield Group shareholders.
Iron ore miners will be spitting chips
Goldman Sachs sees the iron ore price sinking to $80 per tonne next year as a surplus in the metal's seaborne market emerges much faster than expected. But the pain is likely to fall far more heavily on Australian than Chinese mines.
Oculus Rift can do a lot better than Birdly
Frivolous applications for Oculus Rift distract from the incredible potential of virtual reality technology. But innovations for gamers may help revolutionise many other industries.
Omnicom, Publicis confirm merger is off
Omnicom Group and Publicis Groupe say they have scrapped merger plans that would have created the world's largest advertising firm.
Echo's cost savings to beat guidance
Casino operator says enterprise bargaining agreement deals will cut costs.
Envestra shares soar after takeover bid
Asia's richest man, Li Ka-shing, lobs bid that would value Envestra at about $2.37bn.
Omnicom and Publicis call off $37bn merger
Advertising giants Omnicom Group and Publicis Groupe have called off their $37.4bn merger due to battles over position and power.
Inside the world's biggest solar company
In polluted northeast China, Yingli Solar is shooting for solar domination and has the backing of its loyal employees as well as the mother of all sponsorships.
KGB Interview: Rio Tinto's Sam Walsh
The miner's chief executive explains how he is running the business for cash, not revenue, and how technology and innovation will dramatically change the company.
Abbott's great big excise on everything
Motoring groups attacking the government are talking the same kind of rubbish that polluters spouted about the carbon tax. The reality is that drivers are subsidised by the rest of the economy.
A science lesson for Maurice Newman and Senator Brandis: Part II
I accept that work on climate is riddled with complexity, but there are now findings that can help us draw conclusions with a high degree of confidence.