Telstra sells Sensis stake for $454m
Telco will offload 70% of directories business to US firm Platinum Equity, flags $150m accounting loss on Sensis.
Is the EU about to abdicate climate leadership?
The rift over energy and climate policy is widening in Brussels as politicians feel the pressure from the continent's ongoing economic crisis.
REVIEW: Nokia Lumia 1520
The Nokia 1520 sports a number of key upgrades that bring it the Window's phone platform to parity with its Android competition. But does this phablet do enough to sway attention from its rivals?
The nuclear renaissance is stone cold dead
There is no nuclear recovery, with the industry last year flailing to stay above water in key markets and its share of global electricity continuing a seemingly inexorable decline.
Below the surface
As many SMEs might be a million miles away from the mining and resources sector, it's easy to think it's all completely irrelevant. That's not the case.
US labour market can withstand the chill
The Fed is unlikely to dwell on the weak result for US non-farm payrolls during an unseasonably cold winter. The taper will go ahead, but there may be some bumps in the labour market recovery.
Scoreboard: Dollar bounce
US payrolls figures came in well below expectations on Friday, while the Australian dollar is back to US90 cents.
Augusto Graziani's legacy retains its currency
The recent passing of economist Augusto Graziani has received little attention, but his insights on the monetary economy were fundamental in shaping post-Keynesian thinkers.
Aust stocks set for flat start
Soft jobs report in the US on Friday offers weak lead for local market.
Telstra may sell Sensis for $3bn
Telco giant may strike deal with US private equity firm this week: report.
DataRoom AM: Sensis slice
Telstra appears close to a sale on former gem Sensis, while the battle for WCB could be nearing the end as Saputo digs in for one more offer extension.
Gas reservation is a pipe dream
A federal study into eastern Australia's gas market flags a risk that domestic gas prices may overshoot export parity levels. It delivers a clear message to the manufacturing sector: forget about a national gas reservation policy.
New home sales lift in November
New home sales in Australia have posted their fastest monthly growth rate since January 2010.
Harnessing the power of the one-man brand
Self-employed individuals can strengthen relationships with consumers and add value to their services by building a personal brand. The first step is to think of yourself as a business.