Q&A crowd detached from reality
Hamish Macdonald and the predictably green left majority on the panel seem to think they are dealing in the real world.
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Tucker artwork not for the faint-hearted
Sydney auction house Smith & Singer will display and sell an Australian artist’s pieces, some of which have not been seen for 30 years.
Former AMP lawyer alleges hostile behaviour by colleagues
A former senior AMP lawyer’s unfair dismissal case against the financial services giant has hit a stumbling block.
M&A activity raring to go, insiders say
The number of deals is set to increase as the pandemic subsides, but the structure of agreements will change.
Four-year budget to suffer $553bn hit
The coronavirus recession will wipe $553bn off the federal budget bottom line over four years, according to new forecasts from economist Shane Oliver.
ASX hits 3-month low
Australia’s share market suffers first 4-day fall since April with resources hit and the S&P/ASX 200 closing at a 3-month low.
ASX closes down 0.7% at 2.5-month low
Shares closed lower on Monday amid falls in banks, miners and property trusts, while News Corp gained before its investor day.
Put some spring into your make-up kit
Spring is a time for renewal, refreshed vision and colourful inspiration — and that goes for your make-up bag, too.
One of a kind
Welcome to the era of the Destination B&B — hosted holiday homes that appeal because of what they are, not where they are.
LVMH in a tiff over Tiffany takeover
LVMH denies asking a negotiator in France’s tax talks with the US for help in backing out of its agreement to take over Tiffany.
Think twice before leaping into a joke about platforms
A Twitter storm in a teacup, a barney in a beaker, but we are all truly sorry in the end.
Code ‘not about propping up media companies’
ACCC chair Rod Sims has moved to dispel myths and misinformation about the upcoming mandatory media bargaining code.
$A drops after shock jobless fall
Stocks close 1.2 per cent lower, with tech and miners under pressure, as the Aussie reverses gains after a surprise fall in the jobless rate.
Self-portrait packs a winning punch
The actor who hadn’t picked up a brush for 10 years is among 55 finalists for the Archibald Prize, announced next week.
ASX up 1% on CSL, BHP, CBA gains
Australia’s share market closed 1pc higher with gains from heavyweights CSL, BHP and CBA before the FOMC meeting.
JC Flowers kicking the tyres at AMP
US-based private equity firm JC Flowers is understood to be circling the wealth operations of AMP.
How Covid killed the events industry
Weddings, parties … everything. The pandemic has left a vast eco-system of suppliers on welfare and facing an uncertain future.
Why the media bargaining code matters
The government is right to seek to ensure that media advertising revenues support quality journalism and not fake news.
AMP must offload bank
The key to unlocking real value at AMP is finding a new home for its least attractive asset, AMP Bank.
Investor vindicated by revved-up Tesla
Activist investor Bill Ackman will be the keynote speaker at the Sohn Hearts & Minds Investment Leaders Conference.
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