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While perhaps raising more questions than it answers, the Productivity Commission focuses on the potential of digital technologies to deliver economic benefits if regulated appropriately.

In light of this Reserve Bank of Australia economic statement, employers should consider their redundancy strategies.

The latest piece of the Federal Government's response to the credit crunch has been released: a regulation establishing the $1 million threshold limit on the Government Guarantee, and the declaration of a list of covered financial products that will comprise protected accounts for the purposes of the Government Guarantee.

Welcome to the final edition of Projects Insights for 2009, in which we'll look at the trends past, present and future in infrastructure

The recent collapse of Lehman Brothers and the subsequent financial crisis has had far reaching consequences for many organisations and government bodies worldwide.

The report notes the highly cyclical labour market needs in Australia and illustrates why Australia has a temporary skilled visa program.

The current economic downturn is a golden taxation opportunity for businesses considering a restructure.

Outline of how uncertainty can be managed through scenario modelling.

Reflection on risks and evidentiary challenges associated with determining the date on which the economic losses cease.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) have taken strong action to curtail abusive short selling in an effort to stabilise the financial markets. Below is a summary of the current action taken by the FSA and SEC.

How traditional approaches can be adapted to deliver more commercially-attuned insights into the underlying causes of loss.

This plan details why Australia must improve its level of innovation and makes actionable recommendations to Government.

how intervening events, like COVID-19, influence approaches to solving the "but for" problems of economic loss.

The continuing global credit market tumult has caused financiers to reassess the terms on which they are prepared to provide finance. This reassessment has had a significant impact on the terms and conditions of finance documents.

Last week, the federal government announced the national interest framework for data centres and AI infrastructure. Key expectations emerging from the framework include aligning data centre projects with national interests, support for the energy transition, sustainable water use, and investment in local capability and the workforce.

An Asset Recycling Initiative will enable incentive offers to states and territories to sell government-owned assets.

Privatisation measures will affect many business sectors and will be divided into short, medium and long term projects.