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More share market activity lifts ASX

Stock market operator ASX Ltd's nine-month profits have lifted on the back of increased share market activity during the March quarter.

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Digital fees pay off for New York Times

The Wall Street Journal remains the top-selling US daily newspaper, but The New York Times has surpassed USA Today for second, new figures show.

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Australian manufacturing slowdown worsens

Australia's manufacturing sector continues to shrink in April, with activity in the industry slowing at the fastest rate for four years.

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US stocks rise on upbeat data

An Apple bond sale and upbeat US economic data have boosted US stocks.

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Australian market closes higher

Australian market closes higher after ANZ's $3 billion plus half year profit drags up local shares.

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Wet weather affects Origin production

Energy supplier Origin's production for the March quarter has been affected by extreme wet weather in Queensland.

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