Stocks fall 2pc amid US sell-off, vaccine setback
The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index lost $41bn of market capitalisation amid broadbased falls.
AMP Limited
AMP quietly hires culture expert
Oliver Wyman is in the hot seat to assist the Debra Hazelton-led board after several executive conduct scandals.
Belt & Road map out of Coronaland
Plus how anti-lockdown protesters can avoid arrest.
Charter Hall eyes AMP Capital super clients
Charter Hall is believed to be lobbying AMP Capital’s major superannuation fund clients to switch their allegiances.
ASIC clears former AMP boss Meller
Former AMP CEO Craig Meller joins others cleared by ASIC of wrongdoing linked to revelations at the Hayne royal commission.
Budget delays ‘raising a red flag’
Standard & Poor’s says the ‘commitment to transparency’ of Australia’s states may come into question unless they lock in budget dates soon.
ASIC action hits Evans Dixon
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has launched legal proceedings against one of Evans Dixon’s subsidiaries.
Media code comments carry limited weight
While the USTR represents the US government, the submission does not carry the same weight as, say, a US Justice Department or International Trade Commission submission.
Governments must spend an extra $8.5bn
Governments need to commit to an additional $8.5bn in infrastructure spending over this and the next financial year just to avoid dragging economic recovery.
Dexus tilt for AMP property fund
Dexus is understood to have put an unsolicited proposal to merge with the AMP Capital Diversified Property Fund.
Wall Street falls in another volatile session
US stocks swung wildly Friday and ended the session modestly lower, capping a turbulent two-day stretch of trading.
Greg Norman or not: Buyer swoops on Whiteley art
Brett Whiteley’s auction drawcard, White Corella, was caught up in an embarrassing provenance issue.
Financials lead ASX up 0.8pc
Shares touched 5-day highs but faded at the close, led by outperformance in Dexus on takeover talk, while BHP traded ex-dividend.
Banks help push ASX higher
The Australian stock market closed higher for the second straight day, with the S&P/ASX200 breaching the key 6100-point mark.
Macquarie backs away from AMP assets buy
Macquarie Group is understood to have backed away from a possible acquisition of assets within AMP.
New chair draws line in sand on AMP’s future
What has happened over the past two decades is the tragic decline of a national icon through corporate mismanagement.
KKR eyes bid for AMP’s wealth platform
KKR & Co has made an informal approach to AMP in recent weeks about buying the wealth group’s investment platform business, sources say.
Rise looms in mortgage arrears, defaults
As a mortgage holiday deadline approaches, S&P Global warns the end of 2020 could see a trend emerge of arrears and defaults.
Beleaguered AMP considers asset sales
Financial services giant AMP says it is considering selling assets just days after announcing key executives had stood down over a controversial appointment.
Staycationers are saving hotels and Airbnb from COVID-19
Domestic travellers have revived homesharing firms. But the big hotel chains think they can fight back
AMP considers asset sales as part of review
AMP shares surge on news of a review in response to what it says is an increased level of inquiries from potential suitors.
AMP, QBE – is the message sinking in?
Pat Regan endorsed a code of conduct and broke it. End of story, especially after what QBE’s previous CEO did.
Temple & Webster sales rocket, but no dividend
Online furniture retailer Temple & Webster has decided not to pay a dividend but rather reinvest its profit in the business.
MLC a done deal, all eyes now on AMP
Three other bidders were in the closing rounds for MLC but undershot IOOF’s winning offer. Now all eyes are on AMP.
Captive shoppers flock to online retailer
Web-based decor retailer Temple & Webster is capitalising on captive shoppers, reporting an ongoing surge in active customer numbers.
Australia’s most cunning prison break?
Russell “Mad Dog” Cox dangled from the exercise yard roof with one arm and used the other arm to hacksaw through a bar to escape from the high-security jail constructed within Long Bay.
Trackies and trainers don’t have to be daggy
The longer uncertainty continues, the more we cling to comfort, and fashion labels are responding.
Further AMP harassment complaints emerge
AMP’s capital division is the subject of at least two further non-disclosure agreements linked to sexual harassment and bullying complaints.
Vesey exits PG&E early
PG&E emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July following a restructuring after its equipment was linked to destructive wildfires that hit California in 2018.
Magda’s fresh swipe at Pete Evans
Kath & Kim comedian Magda Szubanski has taken another swipe at MKR chef Pete Evans after he fat shamed her earlier this week.
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