COMPANIES

JPMorgan Chase announced Chase Pay on Monday, which has the backing of major retailers like Walmart, Target and Shell.

Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.

Google expressed its intent to continue working with LG on Nexus phones as its new lineup receives positive reviews.

OPEC and non-OPEC members met in a meeting at its Vienna headquarters to discuss the risks associated with lowering oil costs.

Disney’s ESPN is planning to reduce its workforce by cutting around 350 jobs to make up for its losses.

The company keeps it production targets for 2016 mostly unchanged while it plans to reduce costs.

The ACCC has found that the country's private health insurance system is cheating on policyholders by offering less coverage.

Australia's biggest telco is planning an overseas expansion plan, starting with Asia.

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.

The proposal to sell SA Water has been put forward to ensure a stable economy in Australia.

The Australian mining giant pulled off one of the largest hybrid bonds sale on Wednesday.

The latest report from the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman shows that consumers have lodged 124.4K complaints about their mobile and Internet services last year.

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

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

Department store David Jones has alerted affected online consumers of a privacy hack only days after Kmart notified customers of a security breach.

7-Eleven Australia chairman Russell Withers and CEO Warren Wilmot resigned on Wednesday after an investigation revealed employees were not properly compensated for their work.

Physical inactivity among children and adults triggers health issues, and to counter this problem,the Heart Foundation has organised a campaign that will deal with issues like poor diet and lack of physical activity.

Sex selective IVF has become popular with Australians, but because the procedure is banned in the country, the parent to-be are travelling to US to pick their child's sex.

The decision, however, wasn’t the result of a single incident but was part of a pattern of workplace bullying over time.

Groupon, a global e-commerce marketplace, faced a decline in customer growth and has been struggling to add higher-margin inventory.

Selfie-related incidents caused more deaths in 2015 than shark attacks, with countries now taking precautions against the risk-taking attitudes of people seeking for the perfect pic.

Jaguar launches its first SUV in a bid to grow its market among families and young people.

Xiaomi has started on its bid to enter the Korean market as it expands its business in China.

Fortescue Metals Group Limited inked an Iron Ore Sale and Purchase Agreement with Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation Pty Ltd on Monday.

Apple claims that the iPhone 6s can beat previous records, but Wall Street remains divided on the matter.

Apple TV has just been announced and now the market remains split on whether it has the potential to become Apple’s next big product or not.

Apple slides down as the king of stocks as Amazon surges past the tech giant amidst new product announcements.

The AIHW released a new report showing the progress of young Australians on avoiding smoking, single-occasion risky drinking and illicit drugs, but obesity remains a concern.