‘Do no more harm’: CEOs make their election pitch
The notion of an Elon Musk-style regulation buster with authority to drive changes would be welcome relief here.
Banking
First home buyers cop it over APRA’s crisis-era footing
It’s a big call by the bank regulator to use its boom time instrument to keep highly-restrictive settings on housing lending where no crisis exists.
Healthscope overplays its hand in act of self-destruction
Australians are sick of having their health being used as a bargaining chip as hospitals and insurers face losing it all.
WiseTech tries to move on from Richard White
In comparison to MinRes, the WiseTech board has managed to engineer the transition of a dominant CEO into a new consulting role. But investors are still feeling the shock.
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Big four bank bosses tip Feb rate cut
Two out of the four chief executives of Australia’s major banks have tipped an early-2025 cash rate cut.
Surprise crypto trend takes off in Australia
Despite concerns about scams and criminal behaviour, Australia is seeing the fastest expansion of crypto ATMs in the world.
Aussies short-changed $5bn a year
Slow moving reforms to the way Aussie workers are paid superannuation is costing the workforce billions of dollars every year.
Energy stocks lead to dip in ASX
The Australian share market fell again on Thursday, after a poor start thanks to Wall St, as several big name companies report results.
Aussie bank boss’ shock rates prediction
The Westpac Group boss believes the Reserve Bank will begin cutting rates from early next year, forecasting the figures rates will settle at.
Major bank’s huge move on rates
One major bank has made a huge move on its fixed rates for home loan customers after the inflation rate eased slightly.
The big three problems coming in fast for Nine’s boss
The Olympics gave Nine a super sugar hit, but three major problems are looming as CEO Mike Sneesby needs to quickly grapple with a changing TV landscape.
The advice guiding rebuild for Woolies’ accidental CEO
Brad Banducci leaves as one of the supermarket’s longest-serving bosses. Can his legacy survive the hits of the past six months?
Sharemarket flat after profit slumps
The Australian Stock Exchange ended Wednesday flat after some of the country’s biggest companies reported some less than stellar results.
Lessons from two CEOs: Long-term is how it’s done
Two bosses are stepping down in coming months and both will leave an undeniable mark, having reshaped their businesses dramatically.
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