Blokey Myer chasing Eva
The “New Myer” spent millions analysing data to discover its most valuable customer is a 30-something woman named Eva.
Margin Call
Billionaire duo go separate ways
The Waislitzes have been telling friends they have given each other licence to see other people
Stan no saviour, Gyngell concedes
Nine boss David Gyngell had a trading update for Fairfax boss Greg Hywood yesterday on the pair’s streaming tie-up, Stan.
Shades of Gray: TPG to private equity
Ben Gray looks to be wasting no time drumming up interest in what is expected to be his own private equity fund.
Old jockey still holds reins at Seven
He wasn’t there, but the launch of Seven and Victorian racing’s new TV channel, Racing.com, was all about Kerry Stokes.
Grollos’ set for strip club honours
The Grollo family are firming as likely buyers of the building housing Melbourne strip club Showgirls Bar 20.
A lost $1.5m cause
It’s more a case of who didn’t give money to the Victorian division of the Liberal Party.
Back from holiday, Curtis facing trial
The on-again-off-again trial of celebrity PR Roxy Jacenko’s stockbroker hubby, Oliver Curtis, for insider trading is on again.
Media scrum stews beneath ruck
The table was just big enough for the heavy hitters to squeeze behind at AFL House as the $2.5bn rights deal was announced.
Shorten laid-back on paperwork
When it comes to Bill Shorten’s own disclosures, it seems the former trade union boss is more laid back.
Packer joins the working class
The Crown boss joins a lofty crew of big shareholders collecting both divvies and wages.
Same-sex: PM offside with business
Tony Abbott’s stance against a gay marriage conscience vote has set him up against serious corporate heavies.
Peninsula beachgoers on warpath
It’s the question gripping the local residents: which of Australia’s richest families will pay to fix the footpath?
Kestelman running low on oxygen
It might not be a dodo just yet but it appears all isn’t quite going to plan at Larry Kestelman’s VC firm Oxygen Ventures.
Willow swings back into fashion
Kit Willow has re-emerged after her fallout with wealthy Apparel Group principals John Marshal and Andrew Michael.
Burke’s quests in Middle Kingdom
Childcare in China is exciting. Just as Labor’s Tony Bourke who’s visited the republic twice in 10 months, has found.
Burke registers interest in dim sum
In the news: Tony Burke’s trips to China; Rio Tinto chief Sam Walsh’s interest in graveyards; James Packer’s partying.
King toasts Kunkel with a blowtorch
Not good with numbers and a bit of a thug: that’s how former Fosters boss Ted Kunkel is described in a new book by Ray King.
Punters perve Blundy’s undies
Could lingerie chain Honey Birdette be the next IPO from Singaporean Brett Blundy?
No deal in Blundy sale of sanctuary
Let’s hope Brett Blundy has more luck selling his retail real estate roll-up than he’s had with his holiday shack.
Original sin: truth laid bare at Nudie
Nudie Juice boss James Ajaka has quit after the sale to Filipinos Monde Nissin, earning some lemons from the founder.
NIA wipe-out spurs web of intrigue
It’ll be interesting to see if Les Webb’s mates are as keen to tip cash into the next company with which he is involved.
AusNet bid cut off at the pass
Singapore Power and China’s State Grid have opposed a possible bid by Ausnet in the privatisation of NSW power company TransGrid.
Tabcorp saddled with money-launder claim
To add to Tabcorp chief David Attenborough’s worries, he now has the money-laundering police on his tail.
Leckie stands by her man
Sydney socialite Skye Leckie has taken to social media to champion husband David, the former Nine and Seven boss.
Grill’s lender-bender
It was no wonder WorleyParsons founder John Grill was thinking about new business opportunities as he mulled retirement.
School’s out for MLC director Fahour School’s out for MLC director Fahour
Ahmed Fahour has his hands full transforming the snail mail postal service into a new-age transport and logistics outfit.
Moore pursues $25m in Liberty debts
Don’t cross Mordy boy Nicholas Moore when it comes to debts.
Mystery fan of ‘honourable’ Bill
The mystery man at the centre of Bill Shorten’s stint at the union royal commission has emerged from the shadows.
No punter shortage for Packer’s Crown
Back at work after motorboating with Mariah, Crown tsar James Packer will ponder what to do to about his casino empire.
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