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Facebook had a lacklustre debut on its first day of trading as shares ended barely above the starting price.
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Embattled builder St Hilliers Construction Pty will reopen four more work sites on Monday.
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Chaos in Greek politics and Spanish banking this week underscored just how fragile Europe's economy remains.
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BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance's central Queensland coal miners will resume their strikes next week.
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Julia Gillard has talked up Australia's strong economy after concerns over Europe caused a rout in markets.
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Australian shares reached their lowest level for 2012 on Friday in response to falls on European markets.
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Ten Network Holdings is negotiating the sale its outdoor advertising business Eye Corp.
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Fitch ratings agency has downgraded crisis-hit Greece by one notch to CCC.
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Facebook's initial offering wasn't enough to save the US stock market.
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ANZ chief executive Mike Smith says credit markets are already closing in response to Europe's debt crisis.
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The NSW Real Estate Institute says the state govt could boost its coffers if it cuts back stamp duty.
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Reports say Hewlett-Packard is poised to eliminate jobs to help offset dwindling demand for PCs.
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Former Bridgecorp worker Robert Roest will join Rod Petricevic in jail while Peter Steigrad was spared.
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Retravision store owners have held emergency meetings to discuss financial problems facing the retailer.
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A woman has been found guilty of charges relating to an $NZ10m ($A7.78m) banking overdraft error by Westpac.
