Fate of UK bank buyout in our hands
Why is Virgin Money so eager to do a deal with a bigger rival at such a knockdown price, and how do Aussies play such a major role?
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With super wars over, wealth boss plans for peace
Scott Hartley is the straight-talking wealth boss who wants to change the view of financial advice.
Myer bets entire store on retail outsider Olivia Wirth
The retailer is hinging its future around loyalty and digital under its new boss, although there are bigger forces moving beyond the boardroom.
The five black swans threatening the market boom
History shows there’s been plenty of booms before a mighty fall. These are the top risks lurking in the shadows that could derail the recovery.
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Young guns: Top 20 entrepreneurs under 40
Meet Queensland’s top 20 entrepreneurs aged under 40 who stared down the challenges of COVID-19 and won. FULL LIST
Secrets of Brisbane’s $13bn financial powerhouse
A tiny lending business started in Brisbane has grown into a financial powerhouse thanks to the ideas of its founder and now his daughter who like to fly under the radar.
How to avoid the biggest threats to business
Executives have new worries on their minds as COVID brings data security and cyber threats closer than ever, so now is good time to check if you are a target. FIVE WAYS TO AVOID RISK
‘Double whammy’: Liquidators warn bubble will burst
Company insolvencies have slowed to a trickle as government intervention helps prop up businesses. But experts say there will be a day of reckoning.
How a 105-year-old Brisbane firm survived wars, depression and now COVID-19
A 105-year-old Brisbane company that has survived two world wars, a depression and now COVID-19 has revealed the secrets of success.
QLD property experts predict office life will surge again
Construction and property sector bosses are assessing the challenges and opportunities ahead after the world has been turned upside down.
Revealed: Queensland’s 10 most successful start-ups
Queensland is on a mission to foster, nurture and attract start-ups that could become $1bn “unicorns”, with a surprising number of businesses showing the potential to reach that lofty goal. Find out who our most successful start-ups are.
How online retailer hooked his customers
Paul Nieuwenhuys started his fishing gear online retail business in his garage a decade ago. Now he receives more than 200,000 orders a year.
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