Perpetual hit with first strike
Perpetual chairman Tony D’Aloisio has pleaded with shareholders to look at the big picture following a protest vote on executive pay.
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Strong jobs data dashes hopes of year-end rate cut
There are two reasons why central banks cut interest rates – ability and need. Australia’s exceptionally strong employment report for September all but eliminated the need.
Wealth platform consolidation within two years: Netwealth
Netwealth’s CEO says private equity could kick off a wave of consolidation in the industry.
‘Nobody is immune’: Businesses fall victim to deepfake scams
Mastercard says Australian businesses are in the eye of financial fraudsters who are tricking a growing number with fake invoices, fraudulent emails and by impersonating executives.
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Arada launches into Australia with $2.5bn housing foray
The Middle Eastern developer is looking to bring its smarts into the market Down Under – and one of its main advantages is a homegrown chief executive.
Jetstar target of new class action over travel credits
Jetstar passengers are going to court to try to recover money paid for flights cancelled during the pandemic, in a new class action brought by Echo Law.
Wacky tax deductions are no solution to living cost crunch
Taxpayers turn up their creativity when financial times are tough, but the ATO is watching. See the list of 10 weird claims.
The under the radar companies making serious money
They may not be the biggest names on the ASX but companies like ARB, that was founded by a band of brothers in Melbourne’s suburbs, are seriously delivering for investors.
Amazon launches big shake-up to Australian deliveries
The US tech titan is launching a service in Australia previously only available to those who could afford expensive couriers.
ASIC ex-deputy demands Senate report ‘corrections’
Former ASIC deputy chair Karen Chester has sought to pick apart a Senate committee’s findings which her legal representative claims has ‘factual inaccuracies’.
How much the cost of retiring comfortably has surged
What you need to fund a comfortable retirement has climbed sharply since 2019. See the list of expenses for singles and couples.
Cashed-up Yancoal on hunt for met coal deal
Yancoal is building a war chest for any coal deals which present themselves, but its shares plunged 20 per cent after the dividend tap was turned off.
New Zealand ‘ute tax’, sluggish US market weigh on ARB sales
A slowdown in car sales and demand for 4X4 car accessories in the US sank export sales for ARB, but that was cushioned by solid demand for bullbars, towbars and roofracks at home.
Dexus falls to $1.58b loss as office towers weigh
The office group is making a move from being a landlord into more active businesses and will cut its distribution as it invests in new sectors.
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