The United Kingdom is back in recession after its economy shrank in the first quarter of 2012. Gross domestic product (GDP) fell 0.2% betwee…
The United Kingdom is back in recession after its economy shrank in the first quarter of 2012. Gross domestic product (GDP) fell 0.2% betwee…
A new ‘phoenix company’ law being drafted in the federal Treasury could make company directors liable for tax debts and unpaid superannu…
The New York Stock Exchange rose overnight as the NASDAQ had its biggest gain of 2012 when Apple’s earnings doubled. All 10 industry secto…
Australian equity markets were flat today despite negative leads from the northern hemisphere overnight. The S&P/ASX200 rose gradually, …
Treasurer Wayne Swan has warned the states the federal government will act to protect the broader economy when it considers a review of the …
Opposition legal affairs spokesman Senator George Brandis says he doesn’t believe taxpayers should have to pay for parliamentary Speaker Pet…
Australia’s busiest container port is about to get bigger, after the Victorian government announced a $1.2 billion development of the Port…
Inflation was 1.6% higher for the March quarter than a year ago, according to the ABS. The first-quarter Consumer Price Index CPI was 0.1% u…
Workers dismissed by Toyota will begin legal action against the Japanese car giant today. Maurice Blackburn Lawyers is due to file proceedin…
Shares in Spotless have been put into a trading halt ahead of an announcement on the outcome of Pacific Equity Partners’ (PEP) bid to buy …
As anticipated in my article last week, following long and bruising arguments, Megan and Potter came back with their own list of requirement…
Coles reported sales growth of 2.7% for the third quarter of the 2012 financial year, despite price deflation. The result takes full-year sa…
