At Nine, culture eats CEOs for breakfast
Mike Sneesby’s exit has all the hallmarks of one of Nine’s semi-regular management coups. This time it was the board calling the shots.
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MP blasts Gupta over sacking of GFG workers
Almost 40 staff have been sacked at GFG Alliance’s mining operations at Whyalla, with more losses to come.
IGO says lithium to be a wild ride as China cuts bolster shares
The miner says 80 new lithium projects need to be funded to meet the tripling in demand over the next decade, as the sector surges on Chinese production cuts.
Why technology company share prices and valuations are ‘crazy’
An 8 per cent, $324bn overnight share price rise by AI chip giant Nvidia helps explain why some experts worry about tech stocks.
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Warwick Gold briefly placed in receivership
David Catsoulis’s Warwick Gold Holdings, which is talking up the multi-billion dollar potential of a newly acquired Queensland project, briefly slipped into receivership last month.
Health insurers secure record number of customers
Older Australians are driving a record take-up of private health insurance, brushing aside cost of living pressures to avoid bottlenecks in the public system.
Why PwC’s business model is ripe for disruption
Private equity senses a big opportunity in the demise of scandal-hit PwC.
One pause does not end rate hikes
June quarter inflation data and the appointment of RBA governor Philip Lowe’s successor are the keys to Australia’s interest rate future.
CBD oil firm takes another run at an ASX listing
Dragonfly Biosciences will have another crack at listing on the ASX after settling a lawsuit with colourful Malta-based TV producer Mark Grenside of Muppets fame.
Redox eyes targets after after $400m IPO
Major chemicals company Redox will run the ruler over a number of takeover targets, after its shares dipped slightly on the year’s biggest ASX debut.
RBA likely to press pause as Lowe’s reign nears the end
For the third month in a row the Reserve Bank board will again be asked to choose between hiking by 25 points or pausing.
Five of Australia’s most famous family feuds
From Gina Rinehart to James Packer, here are the most famous family legal stoushes in the nation. See the list.
Five golden rules for investing in 2023-24
A new financial year can feel like a new beginning for investors, but experts say some strategies should remain for decades.
Creativity rules when dealing with Defence data
Big data, dance and defence might seem strange bedfellows, but for tech firm Arcitecta they’re a seamless fit, with creativity as much a part of the process as high-end software engineering.
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