16 August 2008 | Ben Woodhead and Paul Smith | The Australian Financial Review
Companies are amassing ever more precise information on individual customers.
16 August 2008 | Mark Ludlow and Lisa Allen | The Australian Financial Review
As one boom cools another heats up: Why power is shifting to Queensland.
16 August 2008 | Deirdre Macken | The Australian Financial Review
Who am I? I arrive at work at sunrise, go to the gym mid-morning and leave work by 4pm
16 August 2008 | Stewart Hawkins | The Australian Financial Review
The Ch'tis, long the butt of French jokes, are having the last laugh as a movie by one of their own overturns French box office records.
16 August 2008 | Julie-anne Sprague | The Australian Financial Review
She represented the future but ended up collateral damage in the Troy Buswell explosion
16 August 2008 | Katrina Nicholas in Singapore | The Australian Financial Review
The Chinese care deeply about trust and family, but less about contract law
16 August 2008 | Lisa Allen and Mark Ludlow | The Australian Financial Review
The days of Brisbane residents boasting about their beloved city's low cost of living are long gone.
16 August 2008 | George Liondis | The Australian Financial Review
The change in sentiment has been sudden amid doubts about China's ability to maintain its breakneck growth.
16 August 2008 | Ben Woodhead | The Australian Financial Review
The wilderness forests of Kalimantan are no place for an investment banker - that is until now.
16 August 2008 | Anthony Hughes NEW YORK | The Australian Financial Review
It is not that the US economy is gaining strength but the rest of the world is dropping further, analysts claim.
16 August 2008 | Colleen Ryan and Stephen Wyatt BEIJING | The Australian Financial Review
The long bull run in shares and resources may have ended, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the bears will run riot.
16 August 2008 | Luke Forrestal | The Australian Financial Review
The carnage presents an opportunity for investors who think the sector's sell-off has been overdone.
16 August 2008 | Brendan Swift | The Australian Financial Review
Australian banks largely avoided the sub-prime loan market that brought the US market to its knees.Australia's largest retail home loan lender, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, is doing it tough.
16 August 2008 | The Economist | The Australian Financial Review
Markets are beginning to sense that the US is likely to recover more quickly than other struggling rich-world economies.
16 August 2008 | Story Matthew Wald NEW YORK The New York Times | The Australian Financial Review
Converting sunlight into power may be expensive but it is leaping ahead in the US.
16 August 2008 | Tony Walker WASHINGTON - Tony Walker is the AFR's international editor. | The Australian Financial Review
John McCain has to convince not only voters but also many in his own party that he is different from George Bush.
16 August 2008 | Geoff Kitney Europe Correspondent LONDON | The Australian Financial Review
Moscow's display of might in Georgia has exposed divisions in how the West handles a resurgent power.
16 August 2008 | Stewart Hawkins | The Australian Financial Review
Live-wire Canadian Aszure Barton has just six weeks to create a work for the Sydney Dance Company, writes Stewart Hawkins.
16 August 2008 | Chris Boyd | The Australian Financial Review
She has re-emerged from the devastating losses that ended a happy exile, and it's the pull of the next thing that drives Patti Smith, writes Chris Boyd.
16 August 2008 | Patrick Anderson The Washington Post | The Australian Financial Review
Rules of Deception By Christopher Reich
16 August 2008 | PETER CRAYFORD | The Australian Financial Review
Taken
16 August 2008 | Peter Crayford | The Australian Financial Review
Female Agents
16 August 2008 | Compiled by David Stickley. | The Australian Financial Review
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The US appears to be putting its houses - Fannie and Freddie - in order, writes Glenn Mumford.
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