BUSINESS

Multiplex giant Andrew Roberts has soldAU$65 million after selling the Australian Tax Office building in Albury.

The move has reduced the privilege of departmental stores, who had been the exclusive retailers of designer perfumes to maintain their aura of exclusivity.

The idea of nuclear power has been gaining traction within Australia.

Pepsi claims the new sweetener had been endorsed by three quarters of customers.

A survey by Communications Alliance reveals that most telecommunication companies aren't compliant with Australia's new data retention laws yet.

The study said LinkedIn is the most popular social platform for recruitment.

Qantas already holds the record of flying the world's longest flight with its Dallas-Sydney daily service.

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.

The piling debt had the company's share price slumping and triggered a global share market rout in September.

The NAB Monthly Business Survey has indicated a positive business climate in Australia.

ACCC proposes the denial of the ihail taxi booking app authorisation.

With Macquarie Research suggesting a 7.5 percent drop in housing prices, Australia could soon see itself in the waves of recession.

As an economic thinker Lowe is held in high esteem and many call him an “exceptional” economist.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has rejected claims that he made sarcastic comments about Apple's initiative to manufacture electric cars.

Two million people, mostly men, in China are facing a "growing epidemic of premature death" due to the consistently growing cigarette smoking habits of young people in the country.

The deal will help Macquarie to scale up its total motor vehicle finance portfolio to AU$17 billion.

Glencore has decided to reduce 500,000 tonnes of Zinc production per year through various sites in Australia, Kazakhstan and South America.

It offered to sell a majority stake to Airbus in the project to add cash flow to shore up the balance sheet.

Whilst Singapore is leading the way in delivering ground breaking technological advancement, Australia is set to review its legislation in 2016 to cater for such technology.

The Australian health industry is watching the Trans-Pacific Partnership closely after the agreement was signed following five years of secret negotiations.

Police raid Volkswagen sites after the company admitted its involvement in pollution-cheating scandal.

The Green Square population will increase by 7,000 people in the coming 15 years, pressuring the existing structure.

The company has already received the backing of a number of Australian venture capital funds.

Bluescope Steel workers have agreed to a package that will save 4500 jobs at their Port Kembla factory.

Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal now owns more than 5 percent share of the microblogging site.

One of the thorniest questions holding back the full adaptation of self-driving vehicles is who’s liable for crashes involving these vehicles.

Apartment construction is clocking stronger growth.

Britain’s CMA argues that jurisdiction of the review is important as the deal’s impact would be most felt by the U.K. customers.

Supporters of the new law hope it will curb the flourishing black market.