Aust stocks open little changed
Local market flat in early trade following mixed close on Wall Street, Yellen testimony.
The early return of El Nino
A new study has shown that the El Nino weather pattern, which brings dry conditions to Eastern Australia, is likely to start up again later this year with dire ramifications.
Solar demand revival draws panel makers out of debt shadow
Rising demand worldwide, and more support from Beijing, has solar companies finally back on the front foot and chasing capital for expansion.
GPT Group FY profit slips
Property group targets growth in funds under management, revenue also falls.
David Jones lifts Q2 sales
Retailer readies for improvements in customer sentiment, increases sales.
KGB Interview: CBA's Ian Narev
The Commonwealth Bank chief says Australia needs to look forward following Toyota's exit, but the outlook for the economy is still positive, while the profits of the banking sector are where they should be.
Telstra lifts H1 profit to $1.7bn
Updated: Telco on track to deliver low single digit earnings growth in FY, interim dividend beats expectations, shares lift 1.5%.
Goodman Group's H1 profit lifts
Property developer boosted by overseas growth, flags continued growth in second half.
Forge exits ASX200 index
S&P Dow Jones Indices will remove Forge Group from the S&P/ASX200 as the company was placed in voluntary administration.
ASX lifts first-half profit
Group credits improved global economy, uplift in listings activity; calls for '10-year game plan' for sector.
Transurban H1 profit edges up
Group says focus for H2 will be growth opportunities within its existing footprints
The Abbott scrubbing brush will soon draw blood
Labor's implosion was partly fuelled by 'carbon tax' zealotry that overstepped the electorate's mood. The Coalition's gung-ho approach to free-market ideology is just as likely to backfire.
Considering the IT landscape in 2014
Many of the much-hyped technology trends and predictions are finally going to make their mark this year.
Quantum computers and code breakers
The single most famous application of quantum computing is in code-breaking. But quantum mechanics can make codes as well as break them.
Is Australia open for start-up business?
Reforming share option tax rules that are stunting Australia's tech start-ups would be a clear message that we are really open for business.
Carney's about-turn steers the BoE forward
Mark Carney's U-turn on forward guidance is an embarrassment for the BoE, but it was the right call to make. The governor must now take a similarly flexible stance on rates.