Unit crisis may bring city exodus
New twists are taking place in the property market which may also have long term implications our largest city, Sydney.
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The great tech revolution will decimate jobs
Two stunning global facts emerged at the Australian Leadership Retreat at the weekend.
‘Employment decimated’
In a decade or two, half of the world’s four billion jobs will be eliminated by technology. Thankfully, Australia is prepared.
Energy anger boils over
The Indians see Adani as a litmus test for future ties, while Australian businesses are dismayed over the gas crisis.
Cyber warfare now biggest threat
We’ll look back on the last year as start of an era where threat of cyber warfare will become greater than nuclear attack.
Time to go back to the 1950s?
Take a look at what 2017-style 1950s banking/wealth management might look like.
The scariest detail of cyberattack
Most businesses thought that if they were careful with emails they would be safe. That is not now the case.
Not happy, Jan: A Sensis story
Suddenly, the famous yellow pages advertisement line that boosted sales has been turned back on its promoter, Sensis.
Not happy, Jan: A Sensis story
Suddenly, the famous yellow pages advertisement line that boosted sales has been turned back on its promoter, Sensis.
Big Australian back in bed with shareholders
BHP has re-learnt its history and is re-engaging with its Australian small shareholders and the general community.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/robert-gottliebsen/page/186