Anyone eagerly waiting for the release of Windows 8 would want to check out Microsoft's new blog, Building Windows 8 which will streamline communications between developers, customers and manufacturers.
Silex Solar, the only Australian company which manufactures solar cells, will continue to manufacture solar panels at its Sydney Olympic Park plant. ABC earlier reported the company will stop making the cells at its western Sydney facility due to the "very tough market".
Every organisation has them – unwritten ground rules that shape the way the business operates.
An Australian human resources company has been left red-faced after receiving an official warning from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) for breaching the Spam Act, 2003.
Qantas's CEO Alan Joyce has slammed the claims of unions about the airline's new international strategy that were announced on Tuesday.
Growers of apples in Australia are calling on consumers to buy local produce as they launch a retail fightback against the introduction of imported apples.
Sony is cutting the price of its PlayStation 3 gaming console by $50, in a move designed to drum up more demand for the 5-year old console as competitors like Nintendo also slashed prices on their gaming consoles.
Daily update on share prices and consensus price targets.By Rudi Filapek-VandyckLeighton Holdings ((LEI)) enjoyed a combination of a favourable market response to its released financials as well as reduced valuations and price targets this week.
Hundreds of new jobs will be created with the planned expansion of CSL's manufacturing facility in Victoria, Australia.
By Greg PeelThe Dow closed down 77 points or 0.7% while the S&P lost 1.0% to 1192 and the Nasdaq fell 1.
Apple has plans to launch the next generation iPhone on Friday, October 7, according to a report on 9to5mac.com.
The AUD has held ground overnight despite the release of contrasting economic data from the US and Europe overnight.
By Greg PeelIt was three weeks ago when industry consultant TradeTech noted expectations from uranium market participants that buying interest would be limited for the time being.
Sony Computer Entertainment lowered the worldwide price of its PlayStation 3 by another $50 on Tuesday, knocking its 160GB model to $249, and its 320GB model to $299.
Unlike the receptions for other banks reports or updates this reporting season, Westpac's third quarter trading statement yesterday was given the thumbs down by the market.
US housing starts fell by 1.5pct to a 604,000 annual rate in July, in line with expectations. US industrial production soared by 0.9pct in July, well above forecasts centred on a gain of 0.5pct. Capacity use jumped from 76.9pct to 77.5pct.
U.S. stocks fell Tuesday after three straight sessions of sharp gains, as investors expressed disappointment over proposed measures from European officials to strengthen euro-zone fiscal governance.
Qantas yesterday joined the gathering rush of corporate restructuring in Australian business.
Major Australian bank Westpac Tuesday reported $1.55 billion in cash earnings for April, May and June, down about 2 percent on the average for the first two quarters. Reported net profit after tax for the same period was approximately $1.45 billion.
MARKET CLOSE
(4.30pm AEST)The Australian sharemarket pulled back in the second half of trade to wipe out a portion of yesterday's stellar gains. The ASX 200 index (XJO) fell 0.8 pct or 35.6 pts to 4247.3 while the broader All Ordinaries index (XAO) dropped 0.7 pct or 29.5 pts to 4317.3.
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce’s new strategy will benefit Australia’s tourism sector, Tourism Australia says.
Google acquiring Motorola Mobility, the maker of Droid smartphones and Xoom tablets for $12.5 billion has shocked the tech industry but what does it mean for the end user? Will the Google and Motorola merger even affect the ordinary user on the street?
Qantas Airways has confirmed plans to set up a low-cost operation in Japan as it aims to increase its presence in Asia, the fastest-growing aviation market in the world.
Australia’s flagship airline Qantas has announced wholesale changes that will see the loss of 1000 jobs as it cuts international routes, retires four Boeing 747s and delays the delivery of six Airbus A380 superjumbos by up to six years.
Sources inside Apple's supply chain partners say the company has canceled plans for an iPad 3 launch later this year because of production constraints on the Retina Display, DigiTimes reports.
After announcing an expansion into Asia, Qantas Airways will be facing a government investigation over job losses at home.
By Greg PeelIt is fairly clear from the RBA's August monetary policy statement that the board approached the meeting with the intention of raising Australia's cash rate in a pre-emptive attack on inflation expectations, as it has been flagging for some months.
By Richard (Rick) MillsAs a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best informationThe public debt is the money borrowed by the US federal government.
The AUD has found strength once again, as local and offshore equity markets continue their recovery after the recent rollercoaster ride.
The US Empire State manufacturing index fell from minus 3.76 to minus 7.72 in August. The National Association of Home Builders index was stable at +15 in August.
