Insights

Airline under scrutiny over bid to steal market share from Virgin.

Local market expected to begin stronger as upbeat jobs data buoys Wall St.

Fifteen Australian companies are holding a total $30bn in franking credits.

Wall Street rose on better-than-expected jobless figures, suggesting positive data isn't sparking taper fears for now.

Local currency falls to two-and-a-half month low after Stevens' dollar comments.

Sentiment boosted by Yellen developments, strong US jobs figures.

Australia is increasingly hungry for foreign capital, but must send the world the right signals about its role in our growth. The split around GrainCorp does not augur well for Joe Hockey.

Between them, these 15 companies have almost $30 billion in stored franking credits.

Dexus lobs a counterbid to GPT's play for CPA, while Woodside's Leviathan project may finally get the go-ahead.

Scribes question David Murray's suitability to head the government's financial inquiry, but one argues the inquiry's scope should bring success regardless.

Xi Jinping will have his hands full trying to steer an economic juggernaut on the path to sustainable growth. It's a task so mammoth that it may keep the world's most powerful leader out of sight.

BHP Billiton says it has been encouraged by recent work that suggests its push into the Canadian potash sector will be supported by further resources of the commodity close to its proposed Jansen mine.

David Murray says he will put Australia's dependence on foreign capital under the microscope as part a sweeping review of how well the financial system is working.

The chief executive of the world's biggest winemaker, Treasury Wine Estates, has lashed out at the rising tide of "crazy class actions" hurled at boardrooms, arguing they were being manufactured by self-interested litigators.

Murray Goulburn is preparing its shareholders for the possibility of a partial float of the co-operative as it continues its fight to take over Warrnambool Cheese & Butter.

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