Lessons from two CEOs: Long-term is how it’s done
Two bosses are stepping down in coming months and both will leave an undeniable mark, having reshaped their businesses dramatically.
Victoria Business
ABC Radio National’s audience takes a dive
The latest survey shows soft audience numbers for ABC’s Radio National, just weeks after the broadcaster’s chair Kim Williams took aim at the organisation’s radio division.
Why super funds, investors love private credit
Super funds and income investors are fuelling the rise of private credit in Australia, with its risk-adjusted return profile building a strong following.
Why Fed is too late with rate cuts
If the Fed had been doing its job it would have already cut rates but it’s now unlikely the US will get its ‘Goldilocks scenario’ and by October the economy won’t look great.
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Hills – the downfall of an Aussie icon
Hills once turned out millions of its iconic Hills Hoists, becoming a manufacturing giant in the process. The company is now a shell of its former self and fighting to survive.
Hills placed in administration
A $5.48m court loss has forced once-great Australian manufacturer Hills, which previously made the iconic Hills Hoist, into administration.
‘AI won’t outsmart the markets’
Dimensional is the world’s biggest fund manager that you have never heard of. And it is backing markets over machines.
Sailing into wind and on the other side of the world
Hobart and the Alaskan coast are as probably as far apart as you can get with a lot of water in between. And this sailor is on his way.
Julie Bishop Inc: Minister to powerful influencer
Former foreign minister Julie Bishop has carved herself a frenetic yet lucrative career after politics, mixing with some of the most powerful and popular figures across the world.
Top tip: How to stay afloat in treacherous financial waters
Inflation has put an end to our smooth sailing. Here’s what Scott Pape suggests you do this week to get your ship in order as we enter more treacherous waters.
Rise of AI: will stocks thrive or be terminated?
AI’s rapid evolution is capturing investors’ imaginations and will benefit many businesses, but others will die in the crossfire.
AI firm Complexica snaps up logistics software provider
AI firm Complexica has bought out logistics software firm Wave Systems in an all-cash deal.
Albanese looks like Whitlam 2.0
It’s taken 48 years, but we’ve finally got a fully fledged Whitlam government version 2.0.
Time for energy industry to pull its digit out
The energy sector is more complex than ever before, but its underlying IT simply hasn’t kept pace. The time has come to smarten up, says Tim Boreham.
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