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The billionaire's Forrest Family Investments will spend $12 million on shares in the uranium deposit developer.

Azure Healthcare has announced this morning it has failed to reach an agreement with the party who recently proposed a conditional takeover offer.

The Reserve Bank has wagered much on the strength of the housing investment boom -- but if dwelling approvals continue to decline over 2014 that boom will be a relatively short one.

The Shanghai-based firm is advising Aurizon on its joint bid with China's Baosteel for iron ore and coal miner Aquila Resources.

ICAC told the Nathan Tinkler group of companies paid $20,000 to the National Party.

The company placed 90m shares at 55 cents each to fund its Louisiana export terminal project.

Telco using information from the 100-point identity checks it conducts with customers to target advertisements on its network of websites.

The Australian Capital Territory is one of the few places where wind farms are a growth industry, and are set to remain so regardless of what happens to the Renewable Energy Target.

In April, annualised demand fell in every state in the NEM while there has also been a steady fall in wholesale prices in all mainland NEM states since the middle of 2013.

The big four have mostly relied on cost cutting and reducing impairment charges to generate growth, but Westpac's shift in the makeup of its earnings will give Gail Kelly a few reasons to smile.

Local market gives up morning gains as building approvals miss expectations.

Joint off-market takeover bid from Baosteel, Aurizon values equity in Aquila at $1.4bn.

This time around, it's hard not to see Apple's legal fight against Samsung as patent trolling of a kind which serves nobody's interests - especially the public.

Macquarie Group's chief executive says the group's mortgage securitisation book is closer to pre-GFC size, while Australia's importance to group profits is shrinking.

The Commission of Audit's recommendations on education and its implications on science and technology research potentially spell doom for Australia's future prosperity.

As southeast Queensland readies for a new solar milestone, the network there is managing the PV surge without the dire changes to power infrastructure some predicted.