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Financial speculators are placing big bets that Hong Kong will be forced to jettison its currency peg with the US dollar as its political crisis...
In the great power transitions of the past, the new hegemon has been obvious. This time it's very different.
RIP Australian tech self-awareness. Cause of death: Anne Stevenson-Yang.
EU leaders habitually kick the proverbial can down the road whenever that is possible. This time is different because interests have shifted.
Small government that did not crowd out the private sector once made sense. Now it's just sapping growth.
Small government that did not crowd out the private sector once made sense. Now it's just sapping growth.
The decision-making approach that Trump used to betray the Syrian Kurds makes Kaiser Wilhelm look like a model of cool statesmanship, and its...
The bottom line risk of causing offence to China is becoming increasingly obvious to all commercial enterprises in Australia.
There has been a torrent of security laws to deal with real threats. Now they need an overhaul that explains to Australians what these powers are for.
The Prime Minster thinks a free press threatens national security. But lifting legal restrictions on media reporting would help to re-build trust...
AFR Correspondent Michael Smith finds a dark and violent mood on the streets of what was once a vibrant Asian financial centre.
The issue is not one of the media wanting to be above the law, it's that there are way too many laws,
The public want it. The EU wants it. Perhaps this week, a surly Parliament will put its numbers behind the PM's deal.
Here we go again. Real estate agents are quietly expressing their surprised delight at a momentum even their most aggressive sales pitches...
Companies' large debt burdens and sluggish economies have made investors skittish, and Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio has a new word for it.
The British PM has been pummelled by parliament again, but he still might have a shot at getting his way, writes Europe correpsondent Hans van...
The public want it. The EU wants it. Perhaps this week, a surly Parliament will put its numbers behind the PM's deal.
Piling on the stimulus dollars is not justified when the IMF and the Reserve Bank can see through this downturn.
Coverage remains patchy, its economics are challenged, and rival technologies look attractive. It's time to sit with NBN and work out a solution.
Japan's newfound – for many – love of everything rugby is infectious.
This week confirmed a record streak of jobs growth, but structural shifts in the labour market mean this is not the unalloyed good news of times past.
The new Business Council of Australia president can reset the relationship between corporate Australia and the Morrison Government.
After almost ten years of self-inflicted angst over climate policy, real economic pressures are starting to pile up again.
As one of its biggest race days approaches, the racing sector cannot ignore concerns about the brutal mistreatment of retired racehorses.
The major banks' return on equity has crashed down towards their cost of equity, which is forcing them to be priced at much closer to book value,...
Insurers and superannuation trustees need to work hard to ensure total and permanent disability cover is actually delivering.
Queensland must take out coal generation to make way for state-owned CleanCo. It is silly to pretend that won't cost.
The more the US President unwinds his country’s external commitments, the more other nations see the resultant damage to the global commons.
New BCA president Tim Reed wants to persuade the public and politicians that business has a very good story to tell and sell.
Having shrunk to greatness, BHP is now drilling its way to growth as it sets the date for potash D-Day.
The government is determined to wait until the May 2020 budget before announcing any economic stimulus. But don't be surprised if it is forced to...
The Liberal Party's 75th anniversary is no cause for hubris. The Morrison Government must channel the spirit of Menzian liberalism.
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