Dollar dives as growth remains slow
The economy grew at a sluggish pace in the September quarter as consumers remained cautious about spending, with the weaker than expected data sending the Australian dollar plunging to a three-month low.
Iron ore miners lead way as market defies weak growth data
The sharemarket rose despite gross domestic product data showing economic growth fell short of modest expectations.
Santos warns of big spike in gas prices
East coast gas prices are rising faster than expected before the start of a suite of gas export projects in Queensland from 2015 and as long-standing domestic supply contracts mature.
ABC role in new media questioned
The ABC is an important institution, but new media opportunities should be reserved for private-sector organisations, according to News Corp's Australian chief executive, Julian Clarke.
Nine sets IPO pricing at lower end of range Listings Shares to debut at $2.05
Nine Entertainment will hit the public market on Friday with a value of $1.9 billion, after pricing at the bottom of the indicative price range in the hope of boosting demand in the secondary market.
Dick Smith flat after underwhelming debut
In its much anticipated sharemarket debut on Wednesday, Dick Smith was unable to generate the kind of fanfare that has surrounded new listings this year.
Bruised dollar takes another hit
Perhaps we don't need the Reserve Bank to talk the Australian dollar down. The Australian Bureau of Statistics hammered the currency on Wednesday.
Digesting GrainCorp post ADM
GNC is off the takeover menu for now … here are the key investment facts.
Why rates will head higher
A slowing economy and a weakening currency are in store for Australia in 2014.
Stress testing the Uncapped 100
Some gains have been given up in recent weeks … but the top 10 are still well ahead.
Collected Wisdom
This week we look at Metcash, Ansell, Aristocrat Leisure, Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group, and Programmed Maintenance.
Correspondence: FoFA reforms, crypto-currencies, and NAB's latest hybrid
FoFA reforms, crypto-currencies, and NAB's latest hybrid
Aust stocks close higher
Local market lifts as traders eye continued low interest rates after GDP print.
Retailers need a little sparkle
Super-low interest rates have yet to provide a sustained lift to the retail sector.