Hundreds of jobs under threat as Cenitex bites the dust
Some 600 jobs hang in the balance as the Victorian state government looks to get the ball rolling on offloading the troubled shared-services entity.
ING Direct bets big on private cloud
Online bank moves all its systems, including the critical core banking applications, to a cloud environment.
Why capital recycling is an asset and liability for governments
Capital recycling has been touted as a means of bridging Australia's widening infrastructure gap, but there are several reasons why it's not a silver-bullet solution for governments.
NBN Co scrambles to connect as copper cut-off nears
With NBN's D-day set to take place in 15 communities across the nation on May 23, the race is on to ensure no home is left behind.
Scoreboard: Ukraine unrest
Tensions in Ukraine kept markets subdued, while mixed data out of the US and China failed to inspire.
DataRoom AM: Aquila under pressure
Baosteel and Aurizon's tactics for Aquila Resources raise some eyebrows, while a sale of Boost Juice may be just days away.
Time to flick the switch on energy tariffs
Consumers are being ripped off by an outdated electricity tariff system that doesn't fairly reflect the real cost of supply, and the problem is only going to get worse.
Fresh milk en route to China
NSW co-op to begin first commercial arrangement for supply of fresh milk from Australia to China.
If jobs don't impact the US dollar, what does?
Economic data that previously moved the US dollar is unlikely to have a positive impact until the Fed signals a change in interest rate outlook -- and policymakers will be in no hurry to talk the greenback up.
Palmer bids for coal port expansion
Clive Palmer wants to acquire the $3bn T2 expansion of the Abbot Point coal terminal.
Packer, Gyngell could pay for brawl
The behaviour of James Packer and David Gyngell may have consequences for their respective companies.
APRA flags end of debt benefit
The regulatory risk to the nation's banking sector exposed again by rule change.
iSentia chasing a cornerstone investor
Media monitoring firm searching for major backer ahead of possible $500m float.
Cedar Woods to raise $30m to fund site buy
WA residential developer taps market after $68m site acquisition in Brisbane.
Nexus set for market return
Energy firm's shares to start trading for first time since takeover offer from Seven Group.
Baosteel sought a friendly Aquila deal
The Chinese steel giant hoped it could make a friendly takeover offer for iron ore miner Aquila but, along with its partner Aurizon, was rebuffed.