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The economics of climate change: where to invest in a lower carbon world
Several Australian lithium miners and liquefied natural gas producers could stand to benefit from a global movement towards cleaner energy.
PWR Holdings powers ahead with Shelby Mustang contract
Market analysts are forecasting revenue growth of 19%pa over the next two years for Gold Coast-based automotive company PWR Holdings.
Westpac beats Labor’s franking credit changes with early dividend
Westpac will pay its interim dividend nine days earlier on June 24 in a strategy that appears to be designed to get around Labor's promised changes to the franking tax policy.
Slow turnaround starts to pay off for QBE Insurance
QBE Insurance Group's turnaround is showing results after promising to do so for years. A simpler, more focused insurer is replacing a company that once seemed to want to insure everything, everywhere.
It’s time to bust the myth about investing in banks and miners
You need to own the banks and mining companies, wisdom has it. But do these two cornerstornes of a typical portfolio still deserve their place?
Why the PayPal share price is on track to hit $US110
If you invested $US10,000 in PayPal when it listed in July 2015 at $US38, your investment would now be worth more than $US25,000 as the shares close in on the $US100 mark.
Five top picks from the February reporting season
Stockmarket darling, the a2 Milk Company, is one of our top picks as we reveal the notable performers from the February reporting season.
The return of this old-fashioned trend could rattle Baby Bunting
Baby Bunting reported a solid result for the half year to December 31, 2018, but a return to this old-school parenting trend could see a fall in value.
Why the royal commission could hurt Carsales
With credit harder to obtain and the royal commission cracking down on car dealers, Carsales' own Stratton finance division could struggle.
Do fast-growing companies make good investments?
You've heard it before. "If you keep going like that, you're going to burn out." But does the same approach apply to companies?
