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The proceeds of the IPO will be used to acquire five gaming-centric pubs in Sydney's west and south-west.

Agricultural Bank of China, one of China's biggest lenders, has been granted a banking licence by Australian regulators.

Little-known private Chinese company Landbridge Group has raided the register of WestSide Corp.

As gas prices continue rising in New South Wales, government and industry seem clueless on the critical question of how severely international price parity might affect local bills.

The number of Australian companies planning to use debt to finance mergers and acquisitions has more than doubled in the past 12 months.

Apple TV has so far provided slim pickings for non-US viewers in search of local content, but Quickflix is aiming to be the first Australian subscription streaming service on the device.

The internet may feel like it's everywhere, but large pockets of our planet are still beyond a signal's reach. There's no single technology that can do the job.

While the Coalition's budget cuts aren't likely to be as severe as speculated, a sharp contraction in government spending will be a further blow to business confidence and Australia's GDP.

Food manufacturer spurns offer from shareholder Wilmar International and HK-listed First Pacific.

Local market set to fall in the wake of weakness on Wall Street at end of last week.

Tony Abbott was badly misled in his purchase of the Joint Strike Fighter. Despite his noble intentions to maintain Australia's air superiority, his decision could have serious security consequences.

State's peak IT business group,TASICT, warns there is "no realistic chance" the project will be completed by the end of 2015.

Investors will be closely watching developments in Ukraine as the local market readies for a lacklustre start to the week.

A reliable, high speed broadband network can fundamentally improve the lives of Australians at work, at school and when requiring medical attention.

Demand for some electric vehicles in China is exceeding supply as the industry sits on the cusp of a new wave of development. But for companies like Tesla and BYD, local protectionism remains an impassable roadblock.

There is a need for a drastic change to the core of economic thinking, but Paul Krugman's misguided defence of mainstream theory will make dislodging the orthodoxy difficult.