Qantas has confirmed an order for a dozen Airbus A350-1000 aircraft which will operate the world’s longest flights, connecting east-coast Australia to London and New York from late 2025. 

The Reserve Bank has dramatically revised down its economic forecasts amid the ongoing property market correction.

China’s homemade passenger jet has finally made its debut after a 16-year odyssey. It is a key part of a much bigger plan.

Data analytics company Nuix is never far from the headlines with scandal after scandal since listing in December 2020. An affidavit alleges some shocking practices inside the group, which is majority owned by Macquarie.

Javelin Minerals has picked up the historic Eureka open pit north of Kalgoorlie where it is seeking to prove up its theory that more golden riches are lurking nearby.

A2 Milk has had its approval to import baby formula to the US deferred as it seeks to chase smaller Australian competitors in the market.

ANZ has pumped out a rosy full-year result and the overarching message from the bank is while there is financial stress out there, the banks aren’t feeling it. 

Senior staff will leave the company in coming weeks, but whether Business Chicks is being “shut down” or “downsized” is unclear.

The chief executives of Australia’s two largest private employers have both thrown their support behind an increase in workers’ wages amid rising inflation.

Diversified fund manager Charter Hall has extended its presence in Melbourne’s “Paris end” after buying the freehold of the Collins Place precinct for an estimated $60 million.

The ASX is expected to be weaker at the open, with investors awaiting second-quarter CPI and a speech by RBA governor Philip Lowe on Wednesday.

I have a lot of strong views, and I hope it isn't hard to detect an internal consistency in them, but they're not driven by loyalty to any party.

Multiple properties linked to collapsed Caydon Group, including the historic Nylex site on Melbourne’s Yarra River, are likely to be sold.

This week’s conversation is with Marina Go, the current chair of Netball Australia and is the outgoing chair of the Walkley Foundation and is the former editor of Dolly magazine. 

Boardrooms must consider a wide spectrum of issues that traditionally are not part of financial analysis.

Australia’s bid for hydrogen ‘superpower’ status has been dealt a new blow as the nation’s top energy utility – Origin Energy – pulls its plans for a large hydrogen hub.

Whitehaven Coal, one of the largest Australian coal miners, says it has been blindsided by a NSW government’s plan to establish a coal reservation scheme.

GWS Giants star Matt de Boer says his investment syndicate for elite athletes gives sports stars a foothold in the booming startup space.

Booktopia has been rescued by the owner of online camera store digiDirect, Shant Kradjian, who is adding 100 jobs back to the collapsed bookseller.

Wall Street’s relentless rally has driven bears almost into extinction. But there are signs they are stirring.

The former Magellan chief executive was ostensibly the silent partner of a rock star management duo. He had the title, but executive chairman Hamish Douglass had most of the power and all the stage.

It has been a bleak year for investors but a string of good news out of the US and China has injected some major optimism into the brittle financial markets. Whether it is premature remains to be seen.

In a move that significantly changed Victorian Government policy on planning and development, the Planning Minister, Mr Rob Maclellan, approved shopping centre developments worth about $500 million across Melbourne.

The PM’s national cabinet housing agreement should boost supply. Now it’s over to the premiers to make it work.

Programs to help refugees skill up in IT or work in retail are helping both employers and potential employees.