Baytex's Aurora takeover 'fair': export
Independent expert review finds proposed takeover is in shareholders' interests.
How 'clusters' could drive the next off-grid wave
For many Australians, winter electricity demand is similar to summer demand, making stand-alone power more problematic. But 'infrastructure clusters' will make it increasingly viable.
NBN Co ups the ante in the broadband battle
NBN Co's swift response to TPG's roll-out shows it is prepared to do whatever it takes to remain competitive amid direct threats to the NBN's business model.
Factbox: The abridged IPCC
Among the main findings from Sunday's report are: a prediction of at least 3.7 degrees warming; a need for 50 per cent renewables by 2050; and efficiency investment potential of $357 billion a year.
Joyce's silence is golden in China
Prime Minister Tony Abbott will have to rein in his junior Coalition partner to clinch an all-important FTA agreement with the country's most important trading partner.
Credit Suisse, Goldman well placed for Medibank prize
The two investment banks hope a past mandate and their status as leading IPO underwriters in Australia will help them win a Medibank joint lead manager role.
Australia's pensioners are both the poorest and richest in the world
Here's why our senior citizens are a living contradiction.
How long until Australia's luck runs out?
Tech giant Microsoft and consulting firm PwC have issued a wake-up call to business and government to better harness the untapped potential of SMEs.
Lessons for Australia from Norway's petro-wealth debate
As Norway is slowly realising, it makes perfect financial sense for an economy heavily exposed to fossil fuels to hedge its bets and start tilting towards the low-carbon sector.
Supercharging your smartphone in 30 seconds
Israeli start-up StoreDot recently unveiled the prototype of a super-fast bio-organic smartphone charger - but will it ever make it to consumers?
NBN ready for TPG challenge
Morrow to announce new strategy in attempt to push TPG to one side: report
Wall Street rebounds on retail data
US stocks close almost 1% higher on strong retail numbers, Citi results.
Rio Tinto lifts Q1 iron ore production
Miner misses expectations but posts 8% lift on previous corresponding period.
The state of play after WA
As the dust settles on the WA election re-run, the next four weeks will provide key insight on the shape of Direct Action as the Coalition seeks to bridge the divide between the Palmer United Party and other crossbenchers.
How will the US dollar respond to inflation?
US inflation remains low despite the Fed's withdrawal of stimulus, but coming months could see the US dollar confound market expectations.