1 Sep 2014 | 8:29 AM | Peter Cai
China's proposed electoral reforms for Hong Kong are stoking tensions between Beijing and pro-democracy supporters, but neither side will benefit from adopting a hardline stance.
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1 Sep 2014 | 7:54 AM | Jim Chalmers
The NBN is a technology that could transform the way services are delivered in Australia, but Malcolm Turnbull's cost-effective vision is short-changing the nation.
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1 Sep 2014 | 11:32 AM | Tristan Edis
The Warburton Review's position on old power stations is akin to people keeping their antiquated TVs, despite the emergence of flatscreens on the market.
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1 Sep | 8:09 AM | Robert Gottliebsen
Just a few years ago, NAB had big plans to be a major player in the agricultural boom. But with the focus now on paying shareholders ever-increasing dividends, that vision has been lost.
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1 Sep | 7:23 AM | Callam Pickering
Household spending used to be a reliable source of growth, but with consumers remaining cautious post-GFC the US needs to look elsewhere.
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1 Sep 2014 | 11:20 AM | David Walker
StocksInValue's David Walker explains that despite the fully valued market, there are some gems to be found, but the obsession with dividends is hurting future capital gains.
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1 Sep 2014 | 10:21 AM | Chuck Jaffe
Aiming to build the perfect portfolio can sometimes lead to trading blunders. New research shows why that's not necessarily such a bad thing.
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1 Sep 2014 | 9:37 AM | Brad Howarth
Internal start-ups are being used increasingly by large corporations to test new ideas and strategies, but their success can be a double-edged sword for parent companies.
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1 Sep | 9:13 AM | Wakabayashi – Wall Street Journal
The rivalry between Apple and Google to dominate the smartphone business is fuelling the technology industry's newest talent search: software prodigies in their teens.
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