IELTS test co-owner IDP Education valued between $580-680m by Macquarie analysts
The market value of IDP Education has been marked to be between AU$586 million and AU$687 million by Macquarie analysts.
Turnbull government backs bulk of Murray Financial System Inquiry recommendations
Major Murray Report changes include the regulation of credit card surcharges, strengthening of banks’ capital reserves, and freedom for workers to choose their own superannuation fund
Costco to upset Coles-Woolworths supermarket price war with cheap grocery, fuel prices
Retail giants Woolworths and Coles may face strong competition from Costco, whose low-price strategy and broad range of products are driving more competition in Australia's supermarket and fuel industry.
Kogan Mobile partners with Vodafone to offer ‘benchmark’ mobile deals
Kogan Mobile has teamed up with Vodafone to provide unlimited calls, text and data offers.
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Singapore Airlines to resume New York and Los Angeles direct flights by 2018, aims to recapture ‘world’s longest flight’ title
The airline company will use new long range jets from Airbus to operate its long haul services.
RCEP trade talks in Korea gaining global attention as the emerging Asian equivalent of US-led TPP
The focus of RCEP will be deeper economic cooperation, trade and investment.
BHP hybrid bond successful despite current environment
The Australian mining giant pulled off one of the largest hybrid bonds sale on Wednesday.
Global Brands Online: Net-a-Porter social exec connects trends, brands and buyers
Net-a-Porter gets over a hundred thousand Net Set app users daily.
Australian winemaker TWE to buy Johnnie Walker fame Diageo's wine business in UK and US
The Aussie wine maker is hoping that the acquisition will make it larger player of scale in the fast growing U.S market.
ACCC concerned by impact SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch InBev merger will have on beer market
The deal between SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch InBev could reduce competition in the beer industry of Australia, according to ACCC.
ACCC concerns delay Canadian Brookfield’s acquisition of Australia's Asciano
The ACCC has released a Statement of Issues to Brookfield Infrastructure on its proposal to acquire Asciano Ltd.
Netflix to tackle news content following successful "Beasts of No Nation" launch
Not content with its reign within cult TV shows and films, video stream provider Netflix wants to add news content, such as documentaries and talk shows to its line up.
Greg Hunt approves Adani’s Carmichael coal mine, again: experts respond
Minister Hunt’s re-approval of the Carmichael mine is not surprising, given the government’s record for supporting mining and resources projects in Australia, said one expert.
Greg Hunt gives green light to Adani's $16 billion Carmichael coal mining and rail project
Environmental activists are planning to launch a lawsuit against Greg Hunt’s decision to greenlight Australia’s largest coal mining project for the second time.
Tetra Tech to acquire Australia’s first geo-technical engineering firm Coffey International
Tetra Tech claimed that the acquisition of Coffey would boost its geographic presence and reinforce its position as the leading global consulting firm.
Guidelines for more detailed submissions on a project's impact on the environment released to mining companies
The Department of Planning and Environment released the guidelines on Thursday, urging mining companies to provide more detailed submissions on their impact on the environment.
Barclays Bank names investment banker James Staley as new CEO: Renews focus on investment banking despite setbacks
Many big banks in Europe and the U.K. are struggling to make money from investment banking.
Australia's unemployment rate remains unchanged
The unemployment rate in Australia remained steady in September, in spite of the diminishing number of jobs in the month.
Australia still has mobile network-related problems despite radical improvements
The latest report from the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman shows that consumers have lodged 124.4K complaints about their mobile and Internet services last year.
DFAT Security to strengthen commitment towards indigenous businesses
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade signed a contract with Fields Group that will benefit indigenous businesses.
Philippines’ fast-food giant Jollibee acquires 40 percent stake in US burger chain Smashburger
Jollibee's past acquisitions included local rivals Chowking and pizza chain Greenwich.
Multiplex Construction’s former co-owner Andrew Roberts sells ATO building for $65m
Multiplex giant Andrew Roberts has soldAU$65 million after selling the Australian Tax Office building in Albury.
Luxury perfumes stocked at Walmart and Target at affordable prices; Fragrance makers blame gray market for ‘brand erosion’
The move has reduced the privilege of departmental stores, who had been the exclusive retailers of designer perfumes to maintain their aura of exclusivity.
US nuclear technology major Westinghouse eyes Australia’s nuclear potential: Signs MoU with many Aussie companies
The idea of nuclear power has been gaining traction within Australia.
Diet Pepsi’s new taste triggers consumer revolt: Angry messages flood social media
Pepsi claims the new sweetener had been endorsed by three quarters of customers.
Telstra gets extension approval to comply with data retention laws
A survey by Communications Alliance reveals that most telecommunication companies aren't compliant with Australia's new data retention laws yet.
Adecco’s work trends study: LinkedIn and Facebook are top social networks for jobs and personal branding
The study said LinkedIn is the most popular social platform for recruitment.
Australia's Qantas Airways to start Perth-London 18-hour non-stop flight by 2017
Qantas already holds the record of flying the world's longest flight with its Dallas-Sydney daily service.
Changes in Chinese economy prompt ANZ to plan for broader investment customers
ANZ CEO Andrew Geczy said the shift in the Chinese economy from investment-based to consumer-based growth will boost Australia’s trade with the country.
Glencore announces sale of copper mines in Australia and Chile to pay down debt
The piling debt had the company's share price slumping and triggered a global share market rout in September.
Business confidence experiences surged since Turnbull became prime minister: NAB
The NAB Monthly Business Survey has indicated a positive business climate in Australia.
ihail taxi booking app will adversely affect industry competition: ACCC
ACCC proposes the denial of the ihail taxi booking app authorisation.
Australia risks running into recession
With Macquarie Research suggesting a 7.5 percent drop in housing prices, Australia could soon see itself in the waves of recession.
Australia’s central bank succession in limelight: All eyes on deputy governor Phil Lowe
As an economic thinker Lowe is held in high esteem and many call him an “exceptional” economist.
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