| Corporates fear policy mayhem |
 | Annabel Hepworth and Damon Kitney BUSINESS believes a hung parliament and the Greens holding the Senate balance of power could cause uncertainty and hit economic reform.
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| $A weaker on election uncertainty |
 | THE Australian dollar opened weaker today, falling nearly half a per cent as uncertainty remains over the federal election result. |
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| Foster's on guard against predators |
 | Brett Clegg and Tracy Lee FOSTER'S Group remains on a war footing as predators including the London-listed SAB Miller circle the iconic $12bn beer and wine group. |
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| BHP faces tough sell on Potash |
 | Miles Costello and Leo Lewis BHP Billiton could face an uphill struggle to sell its $US39 billion hostile bid for Potash Corp to its shareholders this week. |
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| Resources tax could be buried by result |
 | Andrew Burrell MINING industry chiefs are celebrating Labor's poor showing, buoyed by rising hopes the government's resources rent tax faces the axe. |
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| Telstra in limbo on NBN |
 | Mitchell Bingemann A SHIFTING customer landscape and poor financial results had prepared Telstra to adapt to the advent of the National Broadband Network. |
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| Poll puts super rise in doubt |
 | Katherine Jimenez PEAK superannuation bodies have warned the proposed increase in the superannuation guarantee levy from 9 per cent to 12 per cent is at risk. |
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| Season heats up as big boys unveil profits |
 | Katherine Jiminez and Sarah-Jane Tasker THE financial market is gearing up for the busiest week of the reporting season, when investors will scrutinise blue-chip earnings. |
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