Insights

Global markets are understandably interested in developments in China, but they shouldn't get carried away by every bit of "bad" news coming out of the country.

Twitter's stock price slide illustrates the pitfalls of becoming a publicly listed company, as challenges for future growth and yield become clearer to investors.

Gaming company says H2 focus will be on increasing returns, productivity.

Mayne Pharma Group (MYX) looks poised to retest its record high after revealing that its interim result will be ahead of expectations.

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AGL has an obvious strategic need to generate capacity to provide a hedge for its retail business. How it responds to the ACCC's decision on its MacGen bid will reveal the importance of the acquisition.

Stanwell has announced it will mothball the gas-fired Swanbank E power station because of soaring gas prices. It marks the beginning of the end for gas as the 'low carbon transition fuel'. Meanwhile, Stanwell has said the RET should make way for coal.

New research from Japan on 'organic' electrodes has boosted hopes for low-cost solar cells.

Claims are mounting that Australian working conditions are simply too lavish. So how do we stack up against the rest of the OECD?

The full enterprise agreement covering SPC Ardmona reveals a morass of detail preventing management from running the business more viably.

Local market bucks weak Wall Street lead to push higher in early trade.

Airline says it is not aware of any reason for a recent drop in its share price.

Major retailer attributes sales increase to successful Christmas trading, solid results in Australian food and liquor.

The opposition climate spokesman has hit the road in an attempt to help reconnect with the public mood ahead of parliamentary climate combat. But can Labor land a blow?

As China's wealthy elite becomes more established, the preference for luxury experiences is set to create a $10 billion market. Now is the time for Australia to prepare.

Imagine if getting a bank loan was like playing a computer game. Well, some banks are employing the vernacular of "gamification" to influence customer behaviour.