Windows XP user? One security threat and counting
Windows XP users are especially at risk from the new Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability. Here are some steps to ward off an attack.
London emerges from the fog
It's easy to be optimistic about UK prospects in light of the country's first-quarter GDP print, despite an effective lack of growth over the past six years.
Scoreboard: Earnings booster
Upbeat US and European earnings pushed markets higher, while rising US house prices also lifted sentiment.
A historic tax increase signals Australia's new direction
Joe Hockey's 'temporary levy' may well become permanent as it opens the door to full debate on economic inequality and its political consequences.
DataRoom AM: Slippery merger
The planned merger between Roc Oil and Horizon has caused some ripples, while investment banks are reportedly gauging private equity interest in Goodman Fielder.
Four common misconceptions about Chinese property buyers
How much truth is in the narrative that overseas Chinese investors are warping the local property market?
Expect a budget full of transparent fudging
There is just as much massaging of the numbers in Joe Hockey's recent comments as in any of the budgets that Labor claimed were a 'pathway to surplus'.
Oakajee backer in court setback
US District Court clears way for $400m fraud claim against firm at centre of funding plan for Oakajee project.
Spending cuts not deep enough: economists
Spending cuts recommended by the audit commission not considered unduly tough.
Families facing $50bn tax hit
Combined impact of looming tax hikes and benefit cuts could top $50bn over four years.
Super giant eyes Lend Lease's UK gem
AustralianSuper joins shopping giant Westfield as a contender for Lend Lease's stake in the Bluewater centre.
Horizon's Roc merger labelled 'crazy'
Roc Oil shareholder blasts $300m reverse takeover as 'crazy' and 'stupid'.
Bankers stir Goodman interest
Investment bankers testing private equity firms on rival Goodman Fielder bid.
Britain takes a step towards battery-grid technology
Britain, following the lead of Germany and now California, is experimenting with the use of battery electricity storage to manage peak demand. Could a 240 tonne lithium-ion battery system installed by UK Power Networks be a sign of things to come?
Palmer United Party needs to go back to school on carbon facts
It's a bit of worry when the senators holding the balance of power in this country don't understand the carbon cycle and believe half of scientists think global warming isn't real.
Siemens and GE vie for Alstom's hand
GE and Siemens battling it out for Alstom, Goldwind and Sunpower profits on the up, and EU carbon had a bad week.