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China's Millennials, the new miracle

Adele Ferguson
Adele Ferguson

Though the IMF point to China as the main source of global financial risk, the 450 million Chinese Millennials and what they represent should not be overlooked.

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Officeworks looks to bigger stores

Sue Mitchell

Officeworks' cavernous stores may become even larger as the office supplies category-killer adds new products and services such as drones and 3D printing and expands its existing range.

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Chi-X's David Morgan explains his Australian strategy

David Morgan is the new chairman of Chi-X Australia.
Shaun Drummond and Tony Boyd

Former Westpac chief executive David Morgan is returning to the Australian financial services market with the bold ambition of helping self managed super funds access foreign equities.

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On-demand economy powered by old people

The 55-plussers are the only age category in the US that has seen its employment-to-population ratio rise over the past ...
Justin Fox

The share of older and better-educated workers in alternative work arrangements has continued to rise, at a pace faster than that of the rest of the workforce.

Retail

Funtastic future rests on $3m raising

Funtastic, the owner of Chill Factor, whose products include Slushy Makers,  and Pillow Pets, is feeling the heat.
Sue Mitchell

It once counted two of Australia's richest men, Gerry Harvey and Lachlan Murdoch, as major shareholders. Now the future of toy wholesaler Funtastic rests on its ability to find $3 million.

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Chi-X's David Morgan explains his Australian strategy

David Morgan is the new chairman of Chi-X Australia.
Shaun Drummond and Tony Boyd

Former Westpac chief executive David Morgan is returning to the Australian financial services market with the bold ambition of helping self managed super funds access foreign equities.

Mining & Resources

Atlas Iron faces insolvency if debt deal falls

Atlas Iron managing director David Flanagan would remain on the company's board if the debt deal was implemented.
Tess Ingram

An independent expert's report has warned beleaguered iron ore producer Atlas Iron is likely to become insolvent if a company-saving debt-for-equity deal is not approved this month.

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China: the future hub of driverless cars

Enormous traffic jams in China's largest cities can make driving a less-than-romantic experience.
John Markoff and Paul Mozur

Research done by Boston Consulting Group suggests that within 15 years China will be the largest market for autonomous vehicles.

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Even playing field needed

Douglas Driscoll, CEO, Starr Partners.
Douglas Driscoll

I would like to start by saying I actually welcome foreign investment in Australia, but believe measures should be taken to ensure Australians are not at a disadvantage.

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Money

$5m lost in spate of scam phone calls

Police are investigating at least seven similar cases of telephone fraud.
Leo D'Angelo Fisher

Criminals preying on elderly people with an elaborate telephone scam have defrauded them of a total of $5 million in the past six months.

Small Business

This bubble's about to float

Redbubble chief executive and founder Martin Hosking is planning to list the online marketplace on the ASX to take the ...
Kate Jones

How Martin Hoskings built an online market place which is getting ready to list on the ASX.

You want to work here

Alexandra Cain
Alexandra Cain

A new breed of club-like work spaces is piquing the interest of Australia's best and brightest.

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Panama Papers: Big leak, big names

World leaders are among the names caught up in the Panama Papers, described as the largest document leak in history.

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