What's Bill Gates up to at Microsoft?
Microsoft may have a new CEO but it's company co-founder Bill Gates' more hands-on role that may prove to be critical.
Mobile customers spoilt for choice-but for how long?
Australian customers may have no qualms about ditching a bad service provider but they are running out of choices.
PNG to retain Oil Search stake
Papua New Guinea govt to raise $1.68bn to maintain 14.6% shareholding: report.
BHP pushes free trade agenda
Andrew Mackenzie moves against protectionism; backs Howes' IR 'grand compact'.
News Corp first-half revenue falls
Media group says it continues to face challenging advertising market, EBITDA lifts.
The long wait for a PT solution
Apparently, just 10 per cent of Aussies use public transport but half would were it better. But it won't easy to incentivise commuters out of their cars.
Data Security: too many holes to plug
Monitoring vulnerabilities is just as important as monitoring cash flow and the biggest threat could be closer than you think.
Baby boomers have failed a doomed generation
Since the financial crisis, global heirs of the Golden Age run the show while the young face dismal futures.
Empire state of mind
From New York to California, revenues of American states are surging - but only a few are using the windfall to eke out a stronger economic position.
Wall Street surges 1% higher
US stocks seeing one of best days for year on earnings, weekly jobs data.
Toyota will walk without a new IR agreement
The government is likely to provide the money to save Toyota. The big issue is whether the workers will abandon their SPC-style agreement.
DataRoom AM: Slick moves
PNG shuts the door on an Oil Search stake sale, but Woodside still eyes investment in the country.
Australia pays the penalty for workplace awards
The award system lumps an onerous burden on businesses, damages the economy and decreases job opportunities in retail and hospitality. It's an outdated IR relic that needs to be abolished.
Masters brand proves to be a tough sell
Woolworths' core supermarkets business is growing steadily, helped by an impressive rise in online sales, but Big W and Masters are real trouble spots.