All pain, no gain on emissions
It is not possible to reach zero emissions.
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Climate faithful disregard facts
Ideological opportunism rules the climate roost.
Bad banks can’t hold back the ASX
CSL is a star performer, but bad banks haven’t stopped the ASX 200 making big gains this calendar year.
Reducing CO2 won’t cut fire risk
Politicians will grasp any opportunity to avoid taking responsibility.
ASX takes weekly wins to 4
It was a choppy local session, despite optimism in trade talks and ECB stimulus, with gold miners and CSL dragging on trade.
Emissions are everyone else’s job
Reality has brought Qantas chief Alan Joyce down to earth.
Paris climate accord is pointless
The Paris climate aggreement is based on false assumptions about the role of carbon dioxide in global warming.
Rare chill for healthcare idols
Investors are faced with a difficult decision as two of the market’s favourite healthcare stocks suddenly catch cold.
Bank CEOs — time to testify?
Kirby & Kohler are back talking Turkey, checking CSL’s pulse and asking whether it’s time the bank CEOs took the stand.
Hanging up on Telstra
Kirby & Kohler call up Telstra’s numbers, chart CSL’s sprint past two of the big four and reckon with reverse mortgages.
Why did Rio quit coal?
This week James Kirby and Stephen Mayne discuss Rio’s exit from coal and ask if CSL is our greatest company.
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