‘My mother is sending money to a young lover’
When your mother is in debt and nearly homeless after sending large amounts of money to an overseas holiday fling, what should you do? Barefoot has some advice.
Victoria Business
Andrew Forrest’s credibility hit by green hydrogen collapse
The Fortescue founder made his vast fortune by snubbing the doubters and repeatedly made bigger and bolder promises on his green revolution. So the cost of failure is more than financial.
Hike on hold as labour market teeters
The RBA’s next move appears all but certain, but the latest jobless data shows how keeping a lid on both inflation and layoffs remains a delicate balancing act.
Lucky country turns very stupid
The CFMEU crisis is the latest in a long line of Labor failings that has left ordinary Australians short-changed.
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New vision could rejuvenate aged care
Investors tend to steer clear of the sector, but suggestions from the Aged Care Taskforce could change all that for the likes of Regis, says Tim Boreham.
Gadens ‘knew’ Blue Sky short attack was coming
Former Blue Sky boss Mark Sowerby’s $445m claim against those who ‘conspired’ to undermine the company says there is evidence law firm Gadens knew of the short attack in advance.
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.
Myer and Lew’s worthy choice
Olivia Wirth’s appointment as the new boss of Myer comes amid a leadership shake-up that underlines the influence of major shareholder Solomon Lew.
Can the US share market juggernaut roll on?
Booming US shares have put billions of dollars into investors’ pockets, and there are divided views about how long it can last.
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.
Profit dives at Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild
Sanjeev Gupta’s steel products manufacturing arm InfraBuild has reported a steep slide in first half profits amid a softening in the domestic market.
Singtel finds limits of its patience with Optus
The partial selldown of its ‘fortress Optus’ unit to Brookfield, signals two big issues for Singtel.
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