Fahour a perfect fit for Amazon
Outgoing Australia Post boss ticks all the boxes for a future and maiden boss of Amazon’s Australian arm.
Leadership
Balnaves’ Dreamworld nightmare
Former Ardent Leisure chairman Neil Balnaves breaks his silence over the Dreamworld tragedy.
It’s lonely at the top
Solitude has been instrumental to the effectiveness of leaders throughout history, but now they are losing it.
Delight in living the quilt life
Former shearer Don Wray doesn’t believe Australian manufacturing is dead or cannot be revived.
Bassat warns on growing unrest
Square Peg co-founder Paul Bassat says political uncertainty and worker frustrations need to be better understood.
Fresh face for food suppliers
A new CEO has taken the reins at the Australian Food and Grocery Council, as supermarkets up price pressure on suppliers.
Fourth CPA director resigns
Another board member has made a sudden exit, as CPA Australia’s crisis intensifies.
Insurance chief’s lucky fall
Former IAG chief Michael Wilkins has been recognised for service to the insurance industry that he “fell into”.
Smith call to donate houses
Sydney businessman Dick Smith is encouraging Australia’s wealthy to donate houses to the Salvation Army.
Scott wins gold for detail
As Rob Scott explains it, turning around a business is about getting the right culture and improving how things work.
Autonomous cars ‘the future’
Sales of autonomous cars will grow ‘massively’, the chairman of the world’s third-biggest carmaking group says.
‘Digital wave passing us by’
The financial services sector has only felt the initial tremors from powerful disruptive forces, says Mike Smith.
Activists beating at firm boards
Australia’s executives are on notice: do a better job of listening to shareholders or brace for an activist attack.
Lang’s walk into the hall of fame
Lang Walker, inducted into the Australian Property Hall of Fame this week, is unsure of his Kokomo resort project.
Pay cut for Wesfarmers CEO
Incoming Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott has paid the price for the community backlash at CEO remuneration.
Coles warns suppliers over greed
Coles has warned grocery manufacturers that it will not “simply wave through” supplier cost increases.
Rinehart urges cuts to red tape
Gina Rinehart has warned that Australia is viewed by governments and business leaders around the world as “a joke”.
On the road with Rinehart
Gina Rinehart is covered in red dust as she inspects cattle at her top Northern Territory station, but she’s smiling.
NAB: from also-ran to contender
Andrew Thorburn outlines NAB’s next challenge: becoming the best, particularly in business banking.
Change is ‘one workplace at a time’
Lendlease has signed a landmark deal with an indigenous digital training venture backed by KPMG.
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