Big tech buyout fantasies may be on hold
US government’s ambitious case against tech giants faces many hurdles, but curbing M&A activity seems certain.
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Wells Fargo CEO finds himself on defence
Charles Scharf began the job focused on making peace with regulators. Now he has a recession and a morale problem on his hands.
Under the influence of Van Halen
Van Halen’s reach is up there with Michael Jackson’s and Whitney Houston’s, far greater than Lou Reed’s and second only to the Beatles.
Clock ticks for AMP board
Deliberations on any sale are going to get more intense as tensions mount in the boardroom.
Bendigo has eyes for AMP banking arm
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is believed to be circling AMP’s banking operations.
Culture Amp amplifies HR platform
The Melbourne tech start-up has launched a suite of new tools to help managers become better leaders.
ASX closes up more than 1%
James Packer’s influence over Crown’s board examined, as ASX posts best close in 5 weeks.
Write-offs build food firm’s appetite for growth
Manufacturers have welcomed the government’s measures to boost business investment by expanding instant asset write-off.
Lendlease chasing AMP real estate platform
Property fund manager and investor Lendlease is believed to be in strong pursuit of AMP’s real estate platform.
ASX ends up 1.3% at 5-week high
James Packer opened up at the Crown inquiry, while the ASX surged to a five-week high following the business-friendly budget.
Praise for digital economy focus
Australia’s tech industry largely welcomed a focus on the digital economy in Tuesday’s budget, including millions of dollars in fresh funding for cybersecurity and STEM skills.
ASIC to miss out in $800m bonanza
ASIC missed out on a funding bonanza for regulators who have been given additional firepower to monitor the post-COVID-19 economy.
Tech industry’s budget wishlist
Australian investment in tech r&d and more cybersecurity initiatives are firmly on the budget wish list for the tech community.
Asahi gets its wings in Red Bull deal
Asahi is stepping into the fast-growth energy drink market after inking a deal to distribute market leader Red Bull in Australia.
How to keep your lawn in shape
Here’s how to keep yours in tip-top shape.
ANZ fined $10m for payment fee glitch
ASIC says the bank engaged in unconscionable conduct on more than 300,000 occasions.
3 wellness weekends away to consider
It’s no stretch to picture yourself indulging in pilates and good food at a luxury Blue Mountains resort.
Nine looks out of puff on mergers
Nine’s commercial managing director is moving on to find new acquisitions.
ASX rebound fuelled by US stimulus hopes
The local market ran into profit taking after an exaggerated bounce, closing up 1pc at 5872.9.
Troubles take their toll as Moody’s downgrades AMP
AMP Group’s corporate governance weakness is a governance risk under its ESG framework, the ratings agency said.
$22m Byron home sells in five days
One of Byron Bay’s most prestigious beachfront mansions has been sold by Morgan & Banks’ Geoff Morgan.
AMP to cut jobs by ‘up to 20pc’
A far-reaching staff redundancy program will curb costs and centralise some functions across its Australia and capital business units.
Corporate Travel could buy more: Macquarie
Macquarie analysts think the acquisition of T&T Group may be just the beginning for Corporate Travel Management.
‘Licence to operate’ drives mining risks: E&Y
A ‘licence to operate’ is the biggest business risk for the mining industry, according to Ernst & Young.
Casual labour shortage a sign of problems to come
Stagnant population growth is not in the national interest.
Poor ethics ‘causes value destruction’: McMurdo
Controversies at Rio Tinto and AMP underscore key risks around destruction of value, says Australian Ethical Investment CEO.
‘We will be dangerous’, Corporate Travel warns
Corporate Travel Management is ready to take on the world after its purchase of T&T was consummated in just three days, its CEO says.
Dexus, Charter Hall ‘circling’ AMP real estate platform
The $4.6bn Australian wealth manager AMP is understood to have turned its attention to the sale of its entire real estate platform.
Cold shoulder for Snowy Hydro
A weak trading environment is expected to crimp earnings and heavy spending on its Snowy 2.0 expansion underline a tight balance sheet.
Banks, miners weigh on ASX
Banks and miners weighed on the ASX 200 and Westpac’s Bill Evans pushed his RBA easing prediction out to November from October.
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