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Cash-strapped post office tests same-day delivery

Emboldened by rapid growth in e-commerce shipping, the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service is moving aggressively this holiday season to start a premium service for the Internet shopper seeking the instant gratification of a store purchase: same-day package delivery.

  • by Hope Yen
Markets Live: Shares stuck in Euro gloom

Markets Live: Shares stuck in Euro gloom

Australian stocks fell for a third day after early bargain hunting gave way to worries about Europe's raging debt crisis.

Bill Clinton address

A race that can stop the nation

A race that can stop the nation

The financial runners are in the starting gates as David Potts dusts off his binoculars and climbs into the caller's seat.

Highlights of Obama's $3.73 trillion budget

A look at what President Barack Obama has requested in his $3.73 trillion budget for the 2012 fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.

  • by The Associated Press
Levy to fund disability scheme: good news and bad

Levy to fund disability scheme: good news and bad

The Gillard government should introduce a levy to fund its proposed disability scheme and Australians and the Parliament should support it.

  • by Letters to the editor

In safe hands

Obstetrician Christine Tippett is an unflinching advocate of a woman's right to choose — as long as that decision is well-informed.

  • by Jill Stark

Santa's little helpers

As the cost of children's Christmas wishes snowballs, struggling parents are finding a new form of credit - and compassion - to pay the bills, writes Adele Horin.

Santa's little helpers

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Goward attack: mums betrayed

  • by Carmel Egan
When can I afford to retire? Why 2 percentage points makes the difference

When can I afford to retire? Why 2 percentage points makes the difference

Financial expert George Cochrane answers readers' questions.

  • by George Cochrane
The hits and misses of corporate confession season

The hits and misses of corporate confession season

From mauled miners to booming broadcasters, wretched retailers to faltering finance, this was an earnings season of truly mixed messages.

  • by Clancy Yeates, Patrick Hatch, Carolyn Cummins, Cole Latimer and Darren Gray & Jennifer Duke
'Bad policy': Peter Dutton's early economic policy platform lashed

'Bad policy': Peter Dutton's early economic policy platform lashed

Peter Dutton's first big policy push has been savaged by his former cabinet colleagues, business and economists.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
Can you catch COVID-19 from Aussie bats? When are you immune? Your questions answered

Can you catch COVID-19 from Aussie bats? When are you immune? Your questions answered

We're answering your questions about COVID-19 as they hit our inboxes, with regular updates featuring up top.

  • by Sherryn Groch and Felicity Lewis
Rate hikes punish mortgage holders, not big spenders

Rate hikes punish mortgage holders, not big spenders

Resistant inflation numbers show that the Reserve Bank’s loan rate hikes punish the wrong spenders