Insights

German utility company RWE AG has fallen victim to the country's energy policy shifts of the past decade. But the structure of the policies means RWE's sacrifice will likely be for nothing.

Stephen Conroy won't have to worry about NBN Co staffers speaking ill of him behind his back for much longer. The latest NBN audit will have enough ammunition to dismantle his NBN legacy root and branch.

Despite the market's exuberant response to the purchase of a South Korean start-up, carsales failed to release sufficient detail about the new business.

Azure Healthcare (AZV) appears to have shrugged off some past difficulties and with its founder Robert Grey back in charge is expanding in Australia and the US.

This week we look at Transpacific Industries, carsales.com, Ausdrill, Macquarie Atlas Roads and Lynas Corporation.

The revelation uranium was among the contaminants leaking from a Santos coal seam gas site is bad news for a company desperate to fill a major gas supply shortfall.

22 min ago Investors worried about falling commodity prices and the weaker Chinese currency push local market lower.

The NBN Co chairman let the cat out of the bag when he appeared before a Senate committee and discussed the economic impact of competition on network infrastructure.

One state appears to be holding up Australia's property market. New figures indicate that even investors are starting to balk at the high prices.

Listing unsponsored depositary receipts for foreign companies on the local bourse, as Elmer Funke Kupper suggests, would greatly benefit the local market… and finally help BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto realise an effective arbitrage.

Funke Kupper open to fund managers trading foreign-listed groups on ASX.

Alex Stevens to replace interim chief David Chalmers from March 31.

Ethane Pipeline price fall; comparing iron ore markets; New Sat; tax; and confidence in super.

A few key points make family businesses unique and non-family businesses could learn a lot from how they operate.

Australia's tax revenue is a pittance compared to what it could be. Instead of focusing on where the really beneficial changes could be made Canberra squabbles over welfare payments.

Gaming systems company eBet (EBT) has made its first acquisition in 2½ years to improve its core offering and bolster its ability to generate recurring revenue.