12:17PM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Woolworths, which has hired Citi to search for potential acquisitions offshore, is believed to have shown initial interest.
12:05PM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
A bidding war for
11:47AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
CBA analysts said Santos would need around $6 billion to meet its cash flow requirements out to 2014.
11:41AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Dexus' exposure to US industrial real estate is likely to continue to weigh on the company's performance.
11:35AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Macquarie raises the potential of Leucadia selling down its stake and creating a share overhang,
10:17AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and | The Australian Financial Review
Slater & Gordon said it expected to launch a class action on behalf of
09:19AM | The Australian Financial Review
Telstra is set to reap at least $452 million from the sale of its 50.5 per cent stake in Chinese real estate website SouFun initial public offering.
07:09AM | Anthony Hughes New York | The Australian Financial Review
Tomorrow's US monthly payrolls report will need to be a good one to keep the positive momentum on Wall Street extending into the Labor Day weekend.
12:00AM | John Roskam | The Australian Financial Review
There's a chance that the longer we don't have a government the better your shares will perform. Or that's the theory of some American investment strategists.
12:00AM | The New York Times, August 31 | The Australian Financial Review
The head of Oxford University Press, Nigel Portwood, recently caused a stir by openly considering the possibility that the third edition of the Oxford English Dictionary might be published in electronic form only.
12:00AM | Ziggy Switkowski | The Australian Financial Review
As the country waits for the formation of the next federal government, each major party leader must be planning the shape of and assignments for the next cabinet. I would like to suggest the formation of a portfolio that includes resources, energy, climate change and environment (RECCE).
12:00AM | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
When is a share trade not a real trade? And how do you know what is the true market volume of shares being traded?
12:00AM | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Coal might be hot right now but Wesfarmers has shown no qualms about walking away from the auction for the collapsed Griffin Coal Mining group of companies after eight months of research.
12:00AM | nabila ahmed and sarah thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Spring may have sprung but more interestingly, speculation has resurfaced that Goldman Sachs global chief Lloyd Blankfein has reopened talks with JBWere with regards to a full consolidation.
12:00AM | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
The auction for AMP Capital Investors' transport operator Mitchell is starting to raise eyebrows. With Toll Holdings'
12:00AM | Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Months after the planned merger broke down, the share price performances of Gloucester Coal and Macarthur Coal make for an interesting analysis.
12:00AM | Laura Tingle | The Australian Financial Review
There are two possible explanations for how an opposition presenting themselves as an alternative government could end up with an $11 billion hole in the cost of its election commitments. One is that they are liars, the other is that they are clunkheads.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Diversified telecommunications services provider M2 telecommunications group more than doubled net profit in 2009-10 to $16.1 million, up from $7.4 million the previous year.
02 September 2010 | Stephen Wyatt | The Australian Financial Review
After a stronger than expected Chinese Purchasing Managers Index buoyed resource markets around the world, European, US and Japanese PMIs were released and on balance they were underwhelming.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Words like "challenging" and "tough" were repeated more than 50 times by AREITs management teams ..
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
The herbicide group said yesterday that its debt had blown out by $170 million in the space of a fortnight.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
Cougar Energy has suffered a nightmare run since the Queensland government ordered it to suspend operations.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
iCash Payment Systems has recorded a net profit of $3.2 million in 2009-10, up 24 per cent on the previous corresponding period.
02 September 2010 | Edited by Nabila Ahmed and Sarah Thompson | The Australian Financial Review
According to Merrill Lynch's equity strategist Tim Rocks, this reporting season was the worst for years.
02 September 2010 | NABILA AHMED AND SARAH THOMPSON | The Australian Financial Review
Foster's Group chief financial officer Angus McKay is leaving to go to Asciano.
02 September 2010 | John Quiggin | The Australian Financial Review
Along with many of the world's leading financial enterprises, the global financial crisis marked the failure of ideas that dominated public debate for several decades. But just as the bailed-out banks have returned, apparently unchastened, these ideas have returned from the dead.
02 September 2010 | Washington Post, August 31. | The Australian Financial Review
One thing that has not changed about wars is that they always have unintended consequences. In the case of Iraq, the biggest unforeseen development is that Iran has gained tremendous power and influence in the region.
02 September 2010 | Paul Gollan | The Australian Financial Review
The caretaker Prime Minister and former workplace relations minister Julia Gillard has argued many times that fairness is central to Labor's industrial relations legislation. Fair Work Australia, with its enhanced transparency and independence, was formed to oversee the Australian industrial relations system and ensure it is fair.
02 September 2010 | Bob Edgar | The Australian Financial Review
The question of what the prudent and achievable level of wholesale offshore borrowing by the Australian banking system should be, has become the subject of significant discussion since the global financial crisis.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Bank funding is under the microscope again. But not for the usual reasons.
