The European Summit continues to meet today to find new ways to kick the financial can down the road as part of the extend and pretend (EPP)…

The European Summit continues to meet today to find new ways to kick the financial can down the road as part of the extend and pretend (EPP)…
The long, the short and the steady as she goes crews need to abandon the look back over the shoulder of euro-zone crises and US Super commit…
Smart companies will need to reach out to their premium customers in the next few weeks to generate high tech and holiday purchasing plans, …
We must now be patient and wait until November 24 to get the results from the head butting, recalcitrant and entrenched political disputes t…
Media advertising’s Harold Mitchell suggests that there is a lag between interest rate cuts and their effect on retail spending that may t…
After a confrontation with Merkel and Sarkozy made it clear that the question was whether Greece remained in the eurozone and that there wou…
Australians who have heard Julia Gillard’s and Wayne Swan’s lectures to the Europeans to follow our lead and get on with a solution, have al…
With Wayne Swan desperately seeking ways to stay “determined” to return early to surplus and Joe Hockey encouraging belief that we are headi…
This week has seen the loss of two innovative, creative and entrepreneurial mentors who showed that real jobs are based on vision, values an…
Despite all the talk of gloom and doom all the fundamentals are sound. Glenn Stevens and Ben Bernanke will run a unity ticket that looks …
As equity markets get a severe attack of the jitters, retailers close their doors and Australian investors follow the lead of very different…
The prospects of an early election, the carbon tax, mining tax and other dampeners will have to cease by the end of the year to give sales a…