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China's largest private gas company, ENN Group, is set to become Santos's biggest shareholder after agreeing to buy an 11.7 per cent stake in the Australian energy giant.
Spot gold has fallen about two per cent, one of its deepest declines of the past year, as the US dollar strengthened following hawkish comments by Federal Reserve officials on the path of US interest rates.
Premier Colin Barnett clings to hope the Woodside Petroleum-led Browse liquefied natural gas joint venture will be revived, but says he's not surprised it has been shelved.
Clive Palmer has lost a multi-million dollar court case over the alleged non-payment of royalties to his Mineralogy company, hindering plans for upgrades at his ailing Townsville nickel refinery.
Airports are raking in millions of dollars in profit from slugging motorists hefty carpark fees, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says.
The Australian market is trading lower after a lacklustre lead from Wall Street after suicide bomb attacks in Brussels prompted a drop in key US travel stocks.
Gold has risen as investors seek assets seen as havens from risk after deadly bomb attacks hit Brussels airport and a rush-hour Metro train in the Belgian capital.
Perth experienced a slight improvement in the Residential Property Price Index during the December quarter, but still suffered a 2.9 per cent fall for 2015 overall, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today.
Slater & Gordon is a step closer to being served with shareholder class action papers after JustKapital Litigation Partners and Woodsford Litigation Funding joined forces to fund proceedings against the embattled law firm.
Hailing a cab during busy periods is set to become easier after the competition watchdog decided to allow a new smartphone taxi booking app called "ihail".
Internet provider TPG Telecom has forecast a strong end to the financial year after its interim net profit nearly doubled, thanks to its $1.56 billion takeover of Perth-grown rival iiNet.
Wall Street has closed little changed as investors search for fresh catalysts and show concern about fully-extended share prices after a five-week rally.
Gold has fallen for a third session, with demand for bullion hurt as the US dollar arrests three weeks of declines after hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials renewed expectations of US interest rate rises.
The chief executive of share market operator ASX, Elmer Funke Kupper, has resigned effective immediately over bribery allegations involving his former employer Tabcorp.
The chairman of the corporate watchdog has criticised financial firms that have blamed scandals on misbehaving individuals and ignored the impact of their company structure.
Nine Entertainment has taken a 9.99 per cent stake in regional broadcaster Southern Cross Media, in the first of many moves expected in the sector as players position themselves ahead of a likely change in ownership rules.
Billionaire businessman Solomon Lew's retail investment arm, which includes Smiggle and Peter Alexander, has booked a strong jump in profit thanks to solid sales growth and new store openings.