Earnings season: Expect the unexpected
This earnings season will reward eagle-eyed investors. Here's what we're watching.
IT sector needs reboot
Technology stocks are waiting for their sales batteries to be recharged - but it will take time.
Tech consultancy syncs into growth
ASX-listed UXC is well positioned as the largest Australian-owned ICT consultancy company.
Acrux stuck in the twilight zone
Acrux has come under further pressure after United States regulators voiced concerns about the safety of testosterone treatments.
Aust stocks close weaker
Local market falls after selling in Japan as investors await more earnings news.
Coles to invest $360m in Vic
Victorian premier announces 3500 jobs set to be created in store upgrades.
ANZ late fees illegal: court
Federal Court rules late payment fees on credit cards are a breach of contract.
China's Great Wall of visa money
Nearly half a billion dollars of investment was poured into the Australian economy in the December quarter, thanks to application fees for significant investment visas.
AEMO's verdict on wind, solar and boiling hot weather
It was a heatwave that broke all records before it yet, according to the energy system operator, the grid withstood this supreme test in spite of a range of power station outages. Its report shows how solar is starting to change the shape of power demand, and that wind was important three days out of five.
The chips are down for revenue-starved Echo
The departure of chief executive John Redmond adds to Echo's horrible year. Its poor operational performance and lack of capital funding have eroded its capacity to defend its franchises against Crown.
Top 5 questions for Microsoft's new boss
When it comes to leadership transition, Microsoft has opted for continuity over disruption. Satya Nadella's task is to propel Microsoft's evolution not bring about a revolution.
Tony Abbott a liar? Surely not
Liberal backbencher Sharman Stone has turned the 'liar' word against Tony Abbott - and let's be honest, it's not before time.
Contrarians find emerging opportunities
Emerging markets have gone from darlings to underdogs, but attractive valuations provide a good entry point for long-term investors.
Germany's utilities admit their golden age is over
Renewables have prompted a 60% drop in exchange-traded German wholesale energy prices since 2008. Utilities now accept they have to find new revenue streams.
Kirk named Kathmandu chairman
David Kirk will replace John Harvey, who has been acting chairman since March.