Howard-era servant slams Direct Action
One of the architects of John Howard's climate policies has painted a damning picture of Direct Action - predicting emissions baseline-setting mayhem.
A history of government handouts
Barnaby Joyce's call for as much as $7 billion in assistance for drought affected farmers comes days after the Coalition rejected a proposal to support fruit cannery SPC Ardmona through a plant restructure. Who have been the biggest recipients of industry welfare?
Energy storage 'is set to explode'
A new report finds grid-connected annual storage installations will rise to 40 GW by 2022 - with lithium-ion to dominate.
The rise of China's global challengers
China's diminishing cost advantages have spurred its companies to expand overseas in search of new markets. Some of them have already displaced more established Western competitors.
Australia-China relations off the rails? Not so fast
Julie Bishop has been roundly criticized for endangering Australia-China relations but a look back on the history of the relationship shows her efforts have not been as bad as some suggest.
NAB SPONSORED CONTENT: Riding the change of seasons
Running a seasonal business can be challenging, but strategic planning can help even out the ups and downs.
Sun shines on a new solar leader
Yingli has joined solar's historical elite, becoming the world's biggest photovoltaic cell producer in 2013. And the Chinese manufacturer is set to remain ahead of the pack in 2014.
A 'gas bridge' too far?
More and more studies are highlighting the limits of the gas 'revolution' as a climate solution, with fracking's diminishing returns coupled with high amounts of leakage.
Microsoft plays it safe with Nadella
After a bruising, five-month selection process to find its CEO Microsoft has decided against rocking the boat.
JB Hi-Fi lifts H1 sales, profit
Electronics retailer upbeat on full-year results after strong interim earnings, will pay interim dividend of 55c.
DJs keeps Myer door open
Retailer says it will engage with Myer should a better deal emerge: report.
Woodside nears Leviathan deal
Aust firm close to signing $3.4bn agreement for Israeli gas field stake: report.
Top 5 tips for IT pros
The IT crowd often gets lost in a world of its own, here's how you get out of the server room and into the boardroom.
Earnings Calendar
Business Spectator's guide to the interim results of Australia's publicly-listed companies.
REVIEW: Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition
Samsung's Galaxy Note line of smartphones has been a runaway hit but will its formula work when it comes to tablets?