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US stocks dip on weak China, Japan data

US stocks have fallen after China reports weak inflation data and a $US23bln trade deficit, and Japan says its economy slowed in the fourth quarter.

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David Jones names new chairman

Former Lion Nathan CEO and current Origin Energy chairman Gordon Cairns has been chosen by David Jones as its new chairman.

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Miners lead market down after China data

The sharemarket is almost one per cent weaker after disappointing Chinese trade data sparked a sell-off in the resources sector.

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February employment growth expected to be weak

Economists expect the unemployment rate in February to stay steady at six per cent.

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Chinese offer for Queensland CSG company

A Chinese firm has lodged a $160 million takeover offer for Queensland coal seam gas operator WestSide.

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Japan’s Q4 growth slows

Japan's economic growth in the fourth quarter slowed on the back of weak exports and higher energy costs.

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