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The prime minister will release details of the findings of his task force on carbon trading this morning, but early indications are pretty pathetic.

At 0.6%, US GDP growth in the first quarter proved the lowest advance since the last quarter of 2002 when the US was recovering from a recession.

A prepaid Visa card? This logical next move in the cashless society should be a winner for local microcap Bill Express.

Shares in Flexigroup have surged 6% today following the addition of the stock to GSJBW’s Conviction List.

The G9 consortium of telcos has submitted its fibre broadband proposal to the ACCC, but Telstra still holds the trump cards.

A fall in the Chinese market sparked a lower opening but interest rate speculation ultimately drove the S&P to its first record since the tech wreck.

Weekly musings by your editor.

Chinese investors have responded in line with expectations to the freshly raised stamp duty tax: they have pushed the Chinese market lower by more than 6% as at mid-session.

It would seem management at Emeco has some explaining to do with brokers increasingly worried about the company’s outlook. Some have downgraded the stock.

Industry consultants Ux and TradeTech are quoting different weekly spot prices for yellowcake.