Hybrid that has sporty looks but is a miser on fuel
Despite being late to the hybrid party the Hyundai Kona comes with good looks and thrifty ability.
Despite being late to the hybrid party the Hyundai Kona comes with good looks and thrifty ability.
A tax time windfall awaits for investors and small business owners who follow these experts’ end-of-financial-year tips.
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape says consumers are being overcharged by technology when they pay for things.
Nine is now moving toward full-blown crisis mode as the media company lacks the authority to deal with its deep-seated cultural issues.
Beyond Bank Australia, P&N Bank and BCU Bank are set to be combined under a plan unveiled as “a merger of equals”.
By one key measure, Australia is battling through a long-running recession, and new economic numbers suggest it’s getting worse.
Luxury marque Audi offers short journey electric benefits with a petrol engine back-up in its Q5 SUV.
They’ve starred on the share market in 2023-34, but shares in CBA, ANZ, NAB and Westpac look set for tougher times. Here’s why.
Longevity in organisations is rarer than you think. Here are some of the habits of healthy old companies.
The Tex Mex upstart says it has cracked the secret sauce for success but with shares set to be more expensive than Domino’s, will investors get bang for their big bucks?
With a new version of the Volkswagen T-Cross SUV coming soon, watch for outgoing model bargains.
Investors are flocking to international shares as global stocks leave Aussie companies in their dust. See where we rank in 2023-24.
The Lendlease boss Tony Lombardo is expected to take a significant step towards reshaping his pressured property play.
There’s a number of Anglo investors who believe the land grab for ‘red gold’ gives the miner a powerful bargaining chip.
Regional Australians worried about banks deserting their towns may get a lifeline from a new government report.
Marnie Baker has a plan that will give the regional bank a chance to be all things to customers – and shareholders.
Nearly a decade on from the messy divorce from BHP, South32 has rebuilt itself. What are the lessons for Anglo American?
The telco’s move signals the era of ‘jobs hoarding’ across corporate Australia is finally reaching its end.
As the deadline approaches on the mega merger, the Australian giant’s CEO is mulling a new path to save his $64bn deal.
Mining and renewable energy-related companies are the biggest winners from the big-spending budget, but some other sectors could also get a boost.
With Star at its most vulnerable, there are plenty more predators waiting in the wings. Is this the outcome NSW really wants?
One of Europe’s biggest green energy investors with huge projects in Australia says it is unlikely we will be able to ‘go all the way’ with renewables.
Meet the three men behind NGS Crypto, a flashy scheme run from a suburban rental, that took about $60m from investors before authorities secretly froze a string of assets in court.
A longstanding, key player in the Queensland construction industry has revealed the harsh reality of rising costs and how he’s stayed successful amid a spate of builder busts.
Local businesses are booming, with one tripling in size, as the Ipswich Show gives retailers a spotlight as we take a look at those enjoying the fruits of the event, which started on Friday.
Tax on property can deliver painful problems, but also big gains, so acting well before the financial year ends is often crucial.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit Ipswich on Tuesday to spruik the biggest defence deal in Australian history.
Labor has just landed the single largest defence export agreement in Australia’s history – and the deal means jobs and economic opportunity for Queensland, says Anthony Albanese.
Approaching the end of its life cycle, the Skoda Kodiaq seven-seater remains a good value option
The Volkswagen T-Roc R-Line compact SUV ticks the sporty looks box for those who don’t want raw speed
Bank tech overhauls are dangerously complex, eye-wateringly expensive and are never delivered on time. So why move now?
A rollercoaster ride on the stock market ended with a pre-Easter flourish. See the March quarter’s biggest winners and losers.
The prices squeeze continues, and it spells uncertainty for households and businesses despite the lower than expected consumer price index result.
One of the world’s most influential ESG investors argues energy security is just as important in the move to net zero.
The billionaire retailer is again turning convention on its head, with the path to getting bigger could be by going smaller.
It’s playing hardball with Australia and other countries, but Meta whistleblower Frances Haugen has urged regulators to call the social media company’s bluff.
After four decades running banks across the world, there’s one thing that stands out for Ross McEwan.
Millions of people will receive a huge Easter gift this week with a flood of dividends from Aussie companies. See the payment dates.
The stand-off is a deeply serious moment for the Star casino that now risks losing everything.
A subtle move by Soul Patts boss Todd Barlow speaks volumes about his intentions for the under-pressure wealth manager.
Global consumer giant Unilever wants to do fewer things and to do them better. Australian business is starting to catch on.
Turning unused office space into residential housing might make investment sense, but cost barriers and other hurdles remain.
The ball is now firmly in Ryan Stokes’ court, including whether he comes good on his threats to squeeze out Boral’s board.
Why is Virgin Money so eager to do a deal with a bigger rival at such a knockdown price, and how do Aussies play such a major role?
Scott Hartley is the straight-talking wealth boss who wants to change the view of financial advice.
The retailer is hinging its future around loyalty and digital under its new boss, although there are bigger forces moving beyond the boardroom.
Booming US shares have put billions of dollars into investors’ pockets, and there are divided views about how long it can last.
History shows there’s been plenty of booms before a mighty fall. These are the top risks lurking in the shadows that could derail the recovery.
It is hoped the former central banker’s substantial star power can be used to raise the profile of the fund manager which has a charitable twist.
Sixth generation Subaru Impreza doesn’t lift excitement levels but remains a safe and secure bet.
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