Brandis' confused climate comments
In his controversial remarks about the climate debate, the attorney-general confused the right to be heard with the right to be taken seriously.
Burson debuts 12.6% higher
Group has emerged from private-equity ownership with a solid 12 per cent premium on debut.
Transurban to raise $2.74bn
Group will raise $2.34bn in rights issue, $400m in placement to fund $7bn Queensland Motorways buy.
The deal Transurban had to do
The Queensland Motorways network provides the last piece of the puzzle for Transurban on the country's eastern seaboard, while the stiff competition in the $7bn sale reflects the scarcity of good infrastructure assets.
The business of royalty: The five richest monarchs in the world
The majority of modern royal families can be compared to a family business specialising in the theatrical. But there are a few who've managed to cling on to genuine power... and their vast riches.
Virtual reality: anti-social, or social aid?
Oculus VR has the potential to facilitate types of social interaction that go way beyond 'FaceTime' but there may be a price to pay.
How energy demand could drink up global water resources
The energy sector accounts for 15 per cent of global water withdrawals but while many renewables are water-intensive, wind and solar are not.
The clean funds that are cleaning up
Funds that specialise in green power stocks are doing well - such as the US New Alternatives Fund, up 35% over the past year - although the sector still presents volatility risk.
The NBN makeover
While NBN Co's new boss Bill Morrow is wasting little time in stamping his authority, the toxic politics of the NBN continues to bubble under the surface.
Five things you need to know about Apple's latest results
Here's how Apple thrashed expectations this quarter.
Apple's 'halo effect' lives on
Apple's latest numbers are in and they are a lot better than expected. There are a few blemishes but the 'House that Steve Jobs built' is still on stable ground.
ResMed lifts Q3 earnings
Strong performances in Europe, Asia-Pacific drive growth for medical technology group.
Value investor: The upside to a BHP spin-off
BHP is considering a move to divest non-core assets which could reduce high gearing levels, but investors need to consider whether a spin-off would improve value.
Aust stocks open at near six-year high
Local market hits highest point since June 2008 despite weak US leads.
Ramsay founder admitted to hospital
Board advises Paul Ramsay admitted to hospital in Europe 'in a serious condition'.
No substance to Padbury deal: Barnett
WA Premier says he has no intention to meet with junior miner about Oakajee proposal.