Generation Rent left out in the cold
As more and more young people face being locked out of the housing market by soaring prices, it's time to acknowledge the obvious.
Investor group joins DJs revolt
The Australian Shareholders Association has joined an institutional shareholder revolt against David Jones that is expected to deliver a first strike against the remuneration report of the department store operator at this Friday's shareholder meeting.
Association slams Virgin raising
Virgin Australia's board faces a rebuke from small shareholders for its handling of a $350 million capital raising which they claim rewards its major airline investors Air New Zealand, Etihad and Singapore Airlines.
Housing stock floods the market
Increased stock volumes have put the brakes on auction clearance rates over the past few weekends.
No pirates in rum rebellion
Pirates, ne'er-do-wells and scurvy-laden scallywags are just some of the negative stereotypes historically associated with rum.
Small business a litmus test for Abbott on tax
Just before the election Joe Hockey issued a press release with the following promise: "The Coalition is committed to delivering lower, fairer and simpler taxes for Australian families and businesses."
Bringing the laptop to bed does more harm than good
Cosying up to your laptop in bed is a more common habit than most of us would care to admit. But if you're bringing business to the bedroom, chances are you're hindering work productivity.
Mini car may be future of manufacturing
A tiny vehicle maker challenges the mass market, writes Adam Courtenay.
PEP raises $200m ahead of Link float
Australia's largest private equity firm is raising equity for its share registry business Link Market Services.
David Jones brawl looms over Zahra
Some of David Jones' biggest shareholders are preparing to use next week's annual meeting to agitate the board to reinstate outgoing chief executive Paul Zahra to the top job.
Paladin remains deep in red
Paladin Energy made a loss of $US40 million ($42.8 million) in the September quarter, despite improving the performance of its flagship mine.
Frenzy for Freelancer stock
For a brief moment on Friday, a small company that didn't exist four years ago and will barely turn a profit was worth more than a $1 billion.
Uncertainty hits GrainCorp
Shares in takeover target GrainCorp slumped on Friday following speculation Prime Minister Tony Abbott is reluctant to support the $3.4 billion bid for the grains handler by US grain trader Archer Daniels Midland.
Lend Lease banking on Abbott delivering over infrastructure
Construction giant Lend Lease is looking to capitalise on the federal government's focus on major infrastructure.
Come back, all is forgiven
Shareholders want Paul Zahra to stay on at David Jones, writes Elizabeth Knight.
Yellen likely to maintain Fed stimulus
The Fed chair-elect wants to see a sustained recovery, writes Glenda Kwek.