Rio weighs up another lithium play
The Rio Tinto board is poised to give the green light to another big investment in lithium in Argentina at the urging of chief executive Jakob Stausholm.
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500 jobs gone as iconic fashion retailer shuts down
Receivers overseeing the embattled Mosaic Brands retail group will close 160 stores and kill off the once popular Katies chain within weeks.
Why this young KPMG partner has stars in her eyes
Queenslander Jessica Rutherford may not exactly be a celebrity but that does not stop her name appearing on the rolling credits at the end of some big Hollywood productions.
Billionaire Roche family offloads coastal gem
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Casino regulator forces board reform at troubled Star
The powerful NSW casino regulator will require a major restructuring of Star Entertainment’s board structure as part of the troubled casino group’s remediation reforms.
Shares retreat from record as commodities weigh on bourse
Tightening supplies of raw materials may magnify a rise in prices if China’s stimulus measures manage to lift growth in the world’s No.2 economy and biggest consumer of most commodities.
‘Quiet faith’ that makes King a market ruler
From his Bishop father to $50bn fund aspirations, Phil King has become the man many in the stockmarkets want to know more about, and they all want to emulate his financial success.
Aussies slugged online with this hidden fee
Australians shopping globally online are being charged a hidden fee, leading to calls for the Albanese government to extend its action on dodgy practices.
Health darling launches fresh bid to list on Nasdaq
Telix Pharmaceuticals won’t raise capital as it looks to capture the attention of more global investors under fresh plans to list on the Nasdaq.
Harvey Norman breached law over ‘interest-free’ promotions
The retail giant will face a penalty hearing next year after ASIC successfully claimed customers were misled over the promotion of interest-free payment methods for its products.
The PM’s new house: Bad politics but a smart investment
The politics of the Prime Minister buying a multimillion-dollar beach house are poor – but it fits perfectly with our picture of Anthony Albanese the investor.
Can Nine really change its shocking ways?
There is little confidence the same board that fundamentally allowed an appalling corporate culture and poor leadership to thrive, can also fix it.
Damning report: Nine lives for network of creeps and bullies
Furious staff at Nine Entertainment have accused the media giant of failing to act on serious workplace instances of unwanted sexual touching, indecent exposure, bullying and stalking, with alleged perpetrators still holding senior positions.
Five reasons why interest rates might not fall when you think
Reserve Bank interest rate rises have piled on the pain for millions of households, and it may linger longer than you think.
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