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Australia's competition watchdog plans to allow Virgin and Delta Air Lines to continue their trans-Pacific alliance because it's beneficial to the public.
Wall Street stocks have risen following a wave of mostly solid US data and a fresh confirmation of ultra-easy money policies by the European Central Bank.
Gold fell to a three-week low on Wednesday as data showed the US private sector added more jobs than expected in May and prospects increased of a debt deal for Greece.
Australia's economy has grown by a better than expected 0.9 per cent in the first three months of 2015, helped by strong exports and home building activity.
Australians and the economy would be the loser if resources companies cut back on production to boost commodity prices, says BHP Billiton chief executive Andrew Mackenzie.
Gold edged higher after the release of disappointing US economic data and as uncertainty persisted over whether a high-level meeting on Greece's debt crisis might lead to a significant breakthrough.
US stocks have finished lower in choppy trade, following European equities downward after a senior EU official complained of slow progress in talks to avoid of Greek debt default.
A sharp fall in the US dollar on improved eurozone economic data sent New York oil prices to fresh 2015 highs, even as officials at OPEC defended their generous output strategy.
A charter plane carrying 87 people has been forced to make an early landing near Tom Price in Western Australia's Pilbara region after fears of fumes filling the cabin.
There was no explicit pointer to another interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia after its policy meeting today, where it announced it would keep the cash rate at an all-time low of 2 per cent.
Gold was little changed on Monday, giving up gains as the dollar rallied after the precious metal was initially buoyed by an unexpected stall in US consumer spending and comments on interest rates from a Federal Reserve's official.
US stocks rose as a busy week of economic news kicked off with Intel's announcement it will buy rival chipmaker Altera for $US16.7 billion ($A21.95 billion).
More than 50 shipbuilding workers have protested at a marine servicing base in Henderson, demanding a local build for the federal government's $20 billion submarine procurement project.
Gina Rinehart's estranged son has no doubt his mother will appeal a court ruling that stripped her of control of the family's multi-billion dollar trust.
Gold prices have inched higher after hitting a two and a half week low on Thursday as the US dollar and global shares fell amid uncertainty about Greece staying in the euro zone.