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Local market pushes higher as recovery in tech stocks boost Wall Street.

Group reaffirms underlying net profit guidance; excluding one-off costs, shares lift 6%.

The South African Woolworths takeover bid for David Jones will see Myer cut off from its only obvious means of transformation in a low-growth environment. But there is a vulnerability to the bid that a rival may exploit.

The global recovery is becoming broader and stronger but acute risks haven't disappeared. As demand improves, it's time to support growth with greater focus on supply.

The NBN may look like more trouble than it's worth, but here's why the government needs to push forward with the grand infrastructure project.

Resource companies that are hoarding cash now are setting up conditions for future tightness in the supply of key commodities.

As the Prime Minister travels through North Asia he will hopefully get to witness how Japan, South Korea and China are becoming the epicentre for clean energy investment.

The future of the NBN is reaching a critical juncture and while the Coalition will throw around 'facts and figures' that support its case, is the Australian public prepared for the inevitable?

David Jones has recommended shareholders accept a takeover bid from South African based Woolworths.

Bevilles' change of strategy was designed to better serve the needs of customers, but it couldn't keep the creditors at bay. Now the family jeweller is fighting for its very survival.

The four underwriters of the IPO -- CBA, Goldman Sachs, Macquarie and UBS -- have sent fund managers their valuations of Genworth Australia ahead of the IPO.

The week in clean energy saw Japan reboot nuclear, China reveal renewable target plans and EU carbon peg back 7.7 per cent of recent losses.

US markets close higher as tech stocks rally, despite IMF read on economy.

An unholy alliance between business and corrupt officials is causing deep strife within Chinese society.

If passed by the EU council, the new legislation could have significant implications for the way ISPs manage traffic.

When it comes to developing a mobile app the quest for the "wow" factor can be a recipe for disaster.