Lighten the retail property load
Online shopping is here to stay … and many shopping centres will be among the casualties.
Aust stocks close higher
Local bourse closes higher but pares gains ahead of Thanksgiving Day after a strong open on Wall Street records.
RCG on upgrade path after acquisition
RCG has surged to a record high on expectations brokers will upgrade the stock following two business acquisitions.
A disunited Europe will struggle to disintegrate
Repatriation of powers is not the answer for the European Union. The region's disunity would make such a move more difficult than further integration.
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Aust stocks pare gains at noon
Local market lifts following strong Wall Street leads and a record high Dow close on good jobs data.
How to stem a health care haemorrhage
Swelling health care costs are at the centre of Australia's looming budget blowout. Improving productivity gains and pushing towards evidence-based procedures may help to relieve pressure on the budget.
Abbott's a few sparks short of a global power agenda
Tony Abbott has 10 months to create a domestic energy agenda that will work on a global stage. The RET, domestic gas price and energy white paper could help or hinder.
Newspaper embraces Lomborg while dumping climate reporter
Major US national newspaper, USA Today, has dumped its climate reporter while opening up their opinion pages to Bjorn Lomborg, who seems to live in denial about the economics of solar PV.
Market Insights: Nudging higher
While the broader market is enjoying another rally courtesy of Wall Street, Caltex has come under pressure as investors worry about pressure on margins.
Solar silicon wafers below 20c/watt
Fierce competition is driving further reductions in the manufacturing costs of solar silicon wafers, a component which has represented nearly half the cost of a complete solar module.
Japan: Climate criminal or just a bit mixed up?
Politicians wanting to cite Japan's emissions backflip as a reason for inaction should remember the Asian giant is the most energy efficient economy in the world.
Thorn CEO leaves at important juncture
Thorn Group slipped to a fresh 1½-month low this morning on news that its chief executive John Hughes is retiring.
A Sydney-centric housing boom
While investors prop up Sydney housing, growth in other cities is much lower. And it's not because of first home buyers or slow income growth.
Dexus's CPA takeover bid terminated
Property group fails to respond the rival GPT Group bid in allotted time.
Drinking the green Kool-Aid at a Warsaw intermission
Environmentalists pin too much on international talks, setting themselves up for failure. As the US and China are showing, it's the domestic arenas that matter most.