The billionaire versus the board
THERE are three big things to understand about Melbourne billionaire Solomon Lew. They all come together, provocatively, in the seriously challenged Myer retail group.
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Abbott draws a line in the energy sand
TONY Abbott’s speech in London was a seminal event, it finally drew a line in the sand between energy sanity and insanity, writes Terry McCrann.
Why we’re all dudded by the GST carve up
IT’S not just people in Victoria and New South Wales dudded by the GST carve up. Every Aussie pays a toll, says Terry McCrann. Here’s why.
CBA’s ‘beautiful’ $10 billion profit
COMMONWEALTH Bank CEO Ian Narev unveiled what can genuinely be called a ‘beautiful set of numbers’ on Wednesday, writes Terry McCrann.
CBA’s pay cut: Part two to come?
THE move by the CBA board to slash the bonuses paid to CEO Ian Narev and the senior executive management group was appropriate, proportionate and timely, writes Terry McCrann.
CBA ‘made mistakes’, chief admits
COMMONWEALTH Bank chief executive Ian Narev has, in the wake of the bank’s shock money laundering charges, openly conceded the bank made mistakes.
Our retail future gets interesting
BOTH the Besen Highpoint sale and the Gandel Chadstone expansion come at seminal pivot points for retail and property ownership in Australia, writes Terry McCrann.
NBN price is the cost, stupid
THE National Broadband Network is getting a bum rap — bizarrely, because it’s actually been too successful, writes Terry McCrann.
Shopper dockets just so yesterday
DO the supermarket petrol “shopper dockets” deliver cheaper petrol or have they actually made it more expensive? And what impact do they have on prices in the supermarkets, asks Terry McCrann.
The days of rising property prices are over
THE easy rise-and-rise days for property are over. It’s become more complicated, writes Terry McCrann.
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