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Earthier pink tones have become popular for walls and ceilings, including Different Pink and Savin, both from Dulux. Styling: Bree Leech

Sick of white walls? Why this ‘bridging’ colour is your new go-to neutral

When it appeared in interior-design colour forecasts in the early 2000s, many thought it was a fad. But this colour’s nurturing qualities give it enduring appeal.

  • Robyn Willis

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Soft, warm greens have become a popular choice for living spaces thanks to their associations with the natural environment.

The colours that will date your home (and what to choose instead), according to an expert

Choosing paint colours might seem like a personal decision but the truth, a colour expert says, is that our choices are influenced by a surprising range of factors.

  • Robyn Willis
Cashed up Japanese companies are capitalising on Australia's stable financial system and buying into solid Australian businesses.

'Japan Inc' investment in Australia hits a new record amid surge in deals

Japanese investment in Australia exceeded $25 billion in 2019, as “Japan Inc's” appetite for local companies with dominant market positions grew

  • Darren Gray
Japanese acquisitions in Australia and deals announced this year could be close to $30 billion.

What's driving Japan Inc's thirst for deals with corporate Australia

Herbert Smith Freehills partner and former Wallaby Ian Williams is better placed than many to understand Japan Inc's growing love affair with corporate Australia.

  • Darren Gray
The dividends "sweeten the deal" for shareholders, according to an analyst.

Dulux gives shareholders farewell gift ahead of Nippon Paint takeover

Australia's largest paint manufacturer will pay a higher than expected special dividend ahead of its takeover by Japanese giant Nippon Paint.

  • Josh Dye
Dulux has agreed to a $3.8 billion takeover bid from Nippon Paint.

Reclusive Singapore billionaire's gloss is too good for Dulux to refuse

Nippon Paint is 39 per cent-owned by Singaporean billionaire Goh Cheng Liang, who started in the paint business in 1949 when he bought British war surplus stock.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz

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