Can Fox cub twist dad's arm?
Well, well, well. The Fox family got what it wanted after all. Due diligence inspections have been reopened for the sale of the Kidman cattle empire – the bundle of land the size of Ireland.
Bracks and O'Farrell pitch high speed rail
A Sydney to Melbourne high speed rail consortium pitched to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Thursday .
Bless the Irish, Bishop, Villatora and Falinski
So, yes, we went to the St Patrick's lunch put on by the Lansdowne Club at Luna Park.
Festival of Howard, part deux
There we were, wondering how Niki Savva would be received at the latest 20 years celebration of John Howard's 1996 election victory.
News CEO Peter Tonagh back to Foxtel
Foxtel chief executive Richard Freudenstein has resigned from the pay TV operator and will be replaced by News Corp Australia CEO Peter Tonagh.
SeaLink CEO hasn't jumped ferry yet
There have been some interesting shareholding announcements at SeaLink, the ASX-listed tourism and ferry group that had Lucy Turnbull as its deputy chairman until October.
What to make of Trump's Oz network?
A motley crew of Donald Trump's Australian connections will feature in the briefing surely being prepared by Foreign Minister's increasingly worried department.
Postmaster general Fifield goes highbrow
Former Howard government staffer now self-described Postmaster General Mitch Fifield appeared at the National Press Club on Wednesday.
Mitchell's a picture of productivity
From Melbourne to Sydney to Canberra to Melbourne: Harold Mitchell provides a masterclass in what you can get done with a Cessna private jet.
'Zoolander' banker can do Mugatu too
That's the last time we undersell Goldman Sachs investment banker Philippe Perzi. We compared Simon Rothery's newish recruit to Derek Zoolan...
Cairns almost handed control to Masters
We understand that the external candidate favoured to get the job was the international CEO of Tesco, Trevor Masters. That last name is not ...
Bragg and Hume need a Turnbull leg up
At least two members of the wider financial world are hoping Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull follows through on his double dissolution threa...
America tips sheriff hat to Howard and Kane
The American Australian Association is holdings its annual dinner on June 9 in The Westin's ballroom in Sydney.
Aitken's home sells for more than $10m
It was all a bit of a whirlwind but it seems that fund manager Charlie Aitken and his wife Ellie have sold their Darling Point trophy home.
Still arduous time for Ardent
Today, Ardent Leisure's management team will retire from operational duties for its annual strategy day.
Goldman Sachs new 'Zoolander' recruit
Move over Derek Zoolander. Step aside Hansel. There's a new male model on the scene: Goldman Sachs investment banker Philippe Perzi.
UBS rock star Grounds, Mordant at Azuma
Was it just us, or was the nation holding its breath ahead of the Financial Review's Business Summit?
Karoon still heading south under Hosking
An update on controversial oil and gas outfit, Karoon...
Hockey puts his Canberra house on market
It's sad, but it's true: Joe Hockey's infamous Canberra house is on the block. Any takers?
Brad Pitt's Big Short offsider in Australia
Highfields Capital Management's Charlie Ledley – of The Big Short fame – has been in Australia in recent weeks.
WIN a no show at Free TV's Chapman tribute
Neil Perry almost ran out of yellowfin tuna tartare with Moroccan eggplant as television executives gathered at Sydney's Rockpool Bar & ...
Crosby Textor says Waterhouse unpopular
Tom Waterhouse is the most unpopular man in gambling, according to leaked polling by Crosby Textor.
AFL to buy Etihad Stadium
The AFL is in due diligence to buy Etihad Stadium.
