At a lunch I attended last week, Albo brought along former PM Paul Keating and other former Labor stars. Will this possible leader-in-waiting be a pro union or pro business PM?

An investigation by Chief Executive Women and Impact Economics has found the country’s labour shortages could be fixed by making it easier and more attractive for women to go back to work.

While the numbers for the economy still look good, there are some bad headlines out there, which in the fullness of time could prove to be wrong.

Wall Street is negative. Local CEOs are positive. Is it time to do what Buffett says and be greedy, or run for cover?

A surge in interest rates to cripple over-borrowed home owners is not a certainty, and here’s why.

I want to take you through the Citi Bear Market Checklist, a historically very good assessor of whether a stock market is on the way up or down by looking at 18 possible reasons to get out of stocks.

RBA Governor Dr Phil Lowe will have to wrestle with and answer this question over upcoming months this year. Here’s what I think.

Labor's Help to Buy program has merit but there are potential pitfall getting into bed with the government.

If the RBA Governor and his board decide to raise interest rates before the May 21 election it will be a case of the Bank putting the economy before politics.

The scene of the potential crime for the Federal Government could be next Tuesday’s Reserve Bank Board meeting, where we could see a 0.4% jump in the cash rate, taking it to 0.5%.

Standby for a huge tsunami of inflation and interest rate prediction news, which will start with today’s release of the Consumer Price Index out at 11:30 am.

Musk has proved it’s good to be rich with his $US44 billion offer to takeover Twitter and take it private.