Cup runneth over for Melbourne’s rich and famous
It was a big day at the races in Melbourne, and plenty of big names came out to play, casting aside those cost-of-living pressures | SEE THE GALLERY.
It was a big day at the races in Melbourne, and plenty of big names came out to play, casting aside those cost-of-living pressures | SEE THE GALLERY.
They said Cameron Bain was crazy when he knocked back a huge offer for Knight’s Choice. But he won the nation’s biggest race on Tuesday after keeping it for his father, in what was a groundbreaking win for the horse’s trainers and jockey too.
From mining to Blundstone boots, technology and Chemist Warehouse, most owners of our biggest private companies cashed in this year. But a few are counting losses | SEE THE LIST
The departures from the local funds management industry keep on coming, with John Lake’s retirement from Paradice Investment Management being dubbed a ‘material loss’.
The result is 10 per cent more than the mining and investment giant achieved a year earlier, and its revenue of almost $15bn is the second highest in the company’s history.
Billionaire James Packer has shareholdings in global tech stocks such as Nvidia and Meta, and his new investment strategy has landed his private investment vehicle a massive financial boost.
The deal finally brings to an end Ian Malouf’s long-held ambition to build a huge waste-to-energy plant in Sydney’s Eastern Creek.
Richard White expected to be ‘vindicated’ when he got his day in court with ex-lover Linda Rogan. It was a bad call.
The 23-year-old has whipped up a social media frenzy around his betting stunts on Instagram but behind it is a business strategy to get as much attention as possible and for the money to follow.
Just as embattled billionaire Richard White was announcing his exit from WiseTech amid a string of damaging claims, the woman he tried and failed to sue over $90,000 worth of furniture was strapping on her high-heels | VIDEO
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