Watch out for the currency wars
Investors will have to take greater account of currency movements when planning their next move.
Wrecking ball: ruining the Spotify party
The market for access-based music services is still immature but the likes of Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft could still squeeze the life out of the pioneers.
Saputo sweetens WCB bid
Canadian dairy group will increase its price if it can acquire enough shares in WCB during the offer period.
Big banks to boost stocks with dividends
Major institutions will buy back shares to stave off falling prices: report.
BHP reduces carcinogen exposure
Miner also reports reduction in injuries, targets drop in fatalities to zero.
Aust stocks open stronger
Local market lifts almost 0.7 per cent following strong Wall Street leads and a record high Dow close on good jobs data.
Huawei, Cisco slugfest hits a roadblock
US, China diplomacy may be about to interfere the quiet, but intense competition between Cisco and Huawei, with each struggling to break into each the others' home markets.
Does anyone care about Teleworking?
Without the NBN on the agenda, National Teleworking Awareness week faded into obscurity. For this event to survive it needs to cement teleworking as an economic issue, not a technological one.
Nine roadshow draws mixed response
The media company kicks off the Australian leg of its roadshow with indications the float will price at the lower end of the range.
Rich bring the poor on board
The rich versus poor deadlock was broken in last minute talks at UN climate talks as 'all' agreed to 'contributions', amid hopes for a binding 2015 deal.
BIS pays $30m for transport company
Ahead of its planned listing next month, the mining logistics company is bulking up.
Charter Hall completes equity raising
Retail trust completes $80m institutional placement to partly fund acquisition.
Iran's bottom-dollar LNG threat
Any change to the embargo on Iranian oil will mean pressure on LNG prices. With WA and Queensland projects already over budget, calm in the Middle East would leave them beached.
Scoreboard: Feel good factor
A strong recovery has investors feeling good and markets hitting new records but the politicians haven't got the memo.
Scoreboard: Feel good factor
A strong recovery has investors feeling good and markets hitting new records but the politicians haven't got the memo.
Will pay dirt slip through farmers' hands?
Fortune will continue to favour GrainCorp and Warrnambool Cheese - but international takeovers would pass rewards from farmers to managers and the supply chain.
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