Gold and precious metals markets news and updates.

Lawns are green again and voters have gone cool on climate change. So much so, says Rob Oakeshott, it may not matter to them if Labor gets behind Tony Abbott’s plan. Read the entire story

Nokia's defunct MeeGo software team aims to prove its former employee wrong with Jolla, which runs on Sailfish OS and is compatible with Android applications. Read the entire story

Author of govt report to boost Australia's regional clout warns of trailing competitors. Read the entire story

Whether shares continue to rise has much to do with new technology and innovation. For Ben Bernanke, we may still be in the early days of IT revolution. Read the entire story

The battle over wind turbines on King Island is heating up, with blue chip Sydney PR players summoned to help the No TasWind Farm Group run the project off the island. Read the entire story

David Cameron tells Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt and other business leaders that he expects their companies to pay their taxes in exchange for benefiting from low tax rates. Read the entire story

A bid to reduce costs may see an Abbott government embrace IT outsourcing like never before. Read the entire story

Perpetual’s Matt Sherwood is mystified as to why stock markets keep hitting new highs. He’s not alone. Read the entire story

Judged on purely commercial grounds, the UK's decision to back in nuclear is a large bet on the price of gas and is one private firms are not brave enough to take. Read the entire story

Gross margins positive for first time in three quarters, stock climbs 44%. Read the entire story

Alaskan village says it should be able to sue oil companies and utilities for damages attributed to climate change. Read the entire story

UBS analyst Jonathon Mott has a 12-month 'sell' rating on Commonwealth Bank, saying it's the most expensive bank in the world. Read the entire story

Former NSW premier says public finance conditions facing state govts demands review of tax. Read the entire story

The communication’s minister's cavalier use of Section 313 to block websites on Interpol’s “worst of” list has directly lead to the ASIC fiasco. He must face the music for the latest mess his actions have created. Read the entire story