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Local market pushes higher as Ukraine-Russia tensions ease slightly.

Investment company says listed firms should build up capital for growth.

Despite growing warmth in business conditions and exports, the Reserve has locked in the cash rate for at least a few months. Only house prices could unsettle its outlook.

The ACCC's NBN submission leaves the Vertigan Committee with the unenviable task of reconciling the appeal of competitive infrastructure with the government and NBN Co's social and financial requirements.

This past summer's afternoon consumption is down yet again on prior years, which even a record-breaking heatwave couldn't budge. When will utilities and governments wake-up that the electron sales game is up.

If the CSG industry wants to be taken seriously, it would do better not to exaggerate its economic benefits and downplay risks to human and environmental health.

Does basic economics foretell the possibility for a sinister end to modern society?

The new Australian Privacy Principles are a significant improvement but this is only the start of the journey for most businesses and organisations.

'Utilities must change their business model to embrace solar' is the rallying cry of solar evangelists. But two of the biggest in Origin and AGL were actually some of the biggest solar retailers in the country not that long ago. What happened?

Final bids due at end of month, sale price could top $120m: report.

Group to book $39m restructuring cost on reorganisation of Australian operations.

Local market pushes more than half a per cent higher on global leads.

A paper reviewing the findings from 1700 published studies has found that crop yields will be slashed earlier than expected in just a two-degree warming scenario.

Incubators and accelerators are all geared to lend a hand but is one a better fit than the other for aspiring start-ups?

Leigh Clapham resigns from board, effective immediately, while department store reappoints adviser to review Myer merger.

Forget property, Australia's economy relies heavily on Chinese investing in themselves. But are we pricing ourselves out of the market?