22 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Well, that's it boys and girls. Another year draws to a close, this one gloomier and more uncertain than any in living memory.
19 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Banking rivalry bar none; Sky is the limit for limited skyline; more.
18 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Some friendly banter between bankers
17 December 2008 | Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Biggles flies again, maybeIs Gareth Evans on the way to New York or home - or both? The man who would like to be remembered as the best United Nations secretary-general who never was is retiring from his job in Brussels, solving all those global problems he might have solved for the UN.
16 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Lawyers' line on Telstra dropped call
15 December 2008 | Edited by Paul Garvey | The Australian Financial Review
No luck on sale of Quoin Island; A quick tipple with the Turnbulls; more.
12 December 2008 | Edited by Michael Smith (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
A marriage made in heaven
11 December 2008 | Edited by Michael Smith (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
PM's basic Bahasa mangles the message
10 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
$25m injection floats Riviera's boats; Allco Equity a loser in name stakes; more.
09 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Trujillo wins some, loses some on his US travels; Sandwich filling proving to be tasty; more.
08 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Westpac kicks off exec musical chairs
08 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Expectation fails where most it promises
05 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Macquarie joins the Credit Suisse cull
04 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
WAN's unmerry-go-round goes to scriptMedia spats seem to have a knack of playing out just as the players predict.
03 December 2008 | Edited Andrew Walker | The Australian Financial Review
Some jump, some pushed at AMP
02 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Smiling bankers - now that's a bonus
01 December 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Ex-MFS king forced to list grazing land; Double Pay up in arms against Wizard idea; more.
28 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Some BHP execs shaken and stirred
28 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Some BHP execs shaken and stirred
27 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Former Babcock heavies make cameo appearances
26 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Short, sharp inquiry into shorting
26 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Time out for hacks
25 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Manana may be too late for minerWhile the battle for the future of capitalism was being waged at the APEC leaders summit in the Peruvian capital of Lima, a slightly less intellectual stoush was taking place over the future of mining company Admiralty Resources just across the border in Chile.
24 November 2008 | Edited by PAUL GARVEY | The Australian Financial Review
In a fix, turn to Monash mafia; Banking on TV show; more.
21 November 2008 | Edited by Jason Clout (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Cricket banking on Indian summers
20 November 2008 | Edited by Jason Clout (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Relief as Admiralty fails to sell lithiumThe relief was fairly well muted in internet chat rooms yesterday as Admiralty Resources, a favourite among day traders, emerged from a trading halt to confirm that a contentious deal to sell its Argentinian lithium project had fallen through.
19 November 2008 | Edited by Jason Clout (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Broker's advice a pile of, er, phosphate
18 November 2008 | Edited by Jason Clout (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Hungry for change
17 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White (rearwindow@afr.com.au) | The Australian Financial Review
Admiralty in a spot of navel-gazing; ANZ pokes a hole in banker's credit; more.
14 November 2008 | Edited by Andrew White | The Australian Financial Review
Uppity investors put Curtis on the spot
Markets: ASX boosted
Commodities: Oil slips
Resources: Atlas Iron rising
Mumford: Fed must be flexible
After recording their largest declines last year, commodities markets are set for further weakness over the first half of 2009, writes Stephen Wyatt.
Mergers and acquisitions activity is set for a sluggish start to '09 after five years of continuous growth, reports Patrick Durkin.
Banks have urged the federal government to explain its exit strategy for the guarantee on bank deposits, reports Matthew Drummond.
Last year wasn't pretty for any stockmarket in Asia, but it was especially brutal for Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average, reports Katrina Nicholas.
'Buy America' may sound like a pretty innocuous call to arms, but it's one of the scariest lines I've heard in a long time, writes Glenn Mumford.
EXCLUSIVE FROM NEW YORK What's more ridiculous? Kudos for bank CEO's forgoing bonuses or outrage over how bail-out money is being spent.
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