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Bill is part of Denmark's asylum policy to uphold and communicate a less welcoming position than neighbouring countries, academic says.

A warrant has been issued for the teenager whose "affluenza" defence kept him out of jail after he killed four people while drink-driving.

Long serving executive who oversaw Apple Watch, social responsibility initiatives has been made Apple COO.

Full, live coverage from Oahu, Hawaii as Australia's Mick Fanning closes in on 2015 Men's Championship Tour victory.

Critics labelled Shkreli a 'putz' and a 'psychopath'. Now he's failing jail time.

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He was already a symbol of Wall Street greed. Now he's been arrested on charges of illegally taking stock from a biotech firm and using it to pay off debts from unrelated business dealings.

The Australian dollar has fallen in overnight trade as its US counterpart advances on bets Fed policy will bolster the allure of US assets.

​Oil prices fell as much as 2 per cent, with Brent trading near 11-year lows, amid renewed worries about the global glut.

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Jose Mourinho was sacked as manager of Premier League champions Chelsea on Thursday, according to BBC sources, following a dreadful run of results.

The biggest rout in industrial metals since the financial crisis is set to deepen, according to Citrine Capital Management.

While most workers don't expect to get a little extra something from their bosses this year, many companies are, in fact, doling out holiday bonuses.

A French court has ordered Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to face trial over her role in a pay-out of some 400 million euros ($608.67 million) to businessman Bernard Tapie, her lawyer said on Thursday.

Three people are dead after a riot broke out inside Bali's Kerobokan jail between two rival gangs.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde faces trial for "negligence" in relation to a settlement the French government reached with businessman Bernard Tapie during her time as finance minister, a French court said Thursday.

US Treasuries climbed more than recouping losses sustained after the Federal Reserve lifted interest rates.

Goldman Sachs is predicting the price of iron ore will average $US38 a metric ton in 2106 and slide to $US35 in both 2017 and 2018.

In a wide-ranging news conference, Putin also hinted - for the first time - that Russian military advisers are active in Ukraine.

Homeless people in inner Sydney have spent an average of five years and four months without a home, new research has revealed.

Hungry Jack's founder Jack Cowin says consumers will have to pay more for fast food if campaign to reduce penalty rates fails.

The BBL's most talked-about drought finally ended after the Sydney Thunder's 40-year-old skipper Michael Hussey led his team to a 36-run win over derby rivals the Sixers.

The US Federal Reserve's  first rate in hike in almost a decade should fire up credit demand and bank lending, according to controversial Danish economist.

The South Coast has a long history as a favourite holiday destination for Canberrans with locals making their way to the beautiful sandy beaches every summer without fail. Here's your guide of things to do, see and eat on your next coast getaway.

It was a queue of 50 people outside a Chinese takeaway in Mosman on a summer night in 1968 that convinced a young Jack Cowin there was money to be made in fast food.