The $18-billion deal will give Amazon hundreds of new stores across the US, as well as instant access to the lucrative food and grocery market.

The man that kicked up a twitter storm around clean energy storage with Elon Musk a few months ago is hoping the tide will turn for renewable energy.

Mike Cannon-Brookes says the release of the Finkel report has blown the energy debate in the right direction.

The Australian share market made modest gains today but recorded its best week in two months. Director of Equity Warrants at Citi, Elizabeth Tian speaks to Alicia.

The CPA has announced there'll be what it calls 'an independent review' of the allegations made against Alex Malley. But, as the ABC has discovered, that review may not be as independent as the accounting body's members are being told.

Local shares turned negative today lead by energy and resource stocks. Equities analyst Evan Lucas speaks to Elysse.

Investment in renewables in Australia has exceeded $7.5 billion so far this year and major energy retailers have committed to closing coal power stations within decades.

Australian company Carnegie Clean Energy has been rolling out solar and battery micro grids in remote area's of Western Australia and now it has been chosen by the US State Department to help lead and speed up the global roll out of affordable and clean energy.

Carnegie Clean Energy's chief executive Dr Mike Ottaviano speaks to Elysse.

The Finkel review has raised the prospect of coal-fired power being subsidised like renewable energy if the greenhouse gas emissions can be captured and pumped underground.

The market went gangbusters today and the banks are back in favour. Equities Analyst Fiona Clark, speaks to Elysse.

Roger Corbett says the blame for the demise of Channel Ten lays firmly at the feet of the Government. Roger Corbett, former boss of Woolworths and a former Fairfax Director speaks to Elysse.

All eyes are now on Canberra after another tumultuous day in the life of Network Ten. Two of the company's billionaire backers have ramped up the pressure on the government to change media ownership laws.