Will the fear of a bigger and more powerful China drive the US to war?

Reading through the recent Boeing profit result, it is clear that growth in our backyard of Asia is better than many currently expect.

The impending arrival of Amazon to Australian shores has sent the retail market into a frenzy, with tens of millions of dollars of market capitalisation erased from the listed Australian retail sector.

In April 2007, the world's largest company by market cap was Exxon Mobil. Now, companies like Apple, Google and Amazon populate the list. So what does the future hold? In a nutshell, the network always wins.

Straight Path Communications soared last week as a bidding war heated up for the wireless company between AT&T and another major telecom player, believed to be Verizon Communications.

The telco landscape has changed significantly over the past six months - just look at Vocus, TPG and Telstra. But for the keen observer of the sector, the changes underway have given cause for an optimistic view of Superloop.

Telstra shares are a significant holding in many portfolios, but the decline in capital value over the past year and more has many investors becoming increasingly nervous.

Michael Dell and his partners started quietly acquiring small independent TV stations in the US and he's not alone as Private Equity Firms have been scouring the country for them too.

As more of the world comes online, commerce and economies will continually come alive, new technologies will assist in the ease of communication, and connectivity will lift many economic boats in poorer nations.

Where's the best growth market in the world for beer? The answer might surprise you.

Brambles "shock" profit downgrade recently, which saw $3.1 billion wiped off the market capitalisation, "surprised" management. That's actually a surprise.

These words from President Trump's senior adviser, Steve Bannon, are possibly a snapshot of what we have to look forward to over the next term, and needs to be considered with regard to your future investment strategy.