Why cats are a man's best friend
One man's love affair with a feline called Princess Clementine Kitty Cat Custard.
Banks pay the price for risky corporate loans
Elizabeth Knight We will soon see just how much a handful of risky, ill judged and very large loans have damaged the big four.
The public are being misled in the company tax debate
Elizabeth Knight Australians are being snowed about tax — in particular company tax.
Elizabeth Knight
Clive Palmer pillaged his personal piggy bank
Elizabeth Knight A mammoth heist is laid out in the administrator's account of how Queensland Nickel failed.
Elizabeth Knight
Target's $21 million profit fudge smacks of desperation
Elizabeth Knight Around October, a band of about 10 ''team members'' inside department store Target really started to panic.
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Arrium - the company that Malcolm Turnbull couldn't save
Elizabeth Knight The appointment of a voluntary administrator to Arrium adds to the inevitability that the steelworks operation (as we know it) will ultimately disappear.
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Headmaster Malcolm Turnbull takes cane to banks leaving Westpac management ginger
Elizabeth Knight The timing of Malcolm Turnbull's banking industry speech couldn't have been more embarrassing for Westpac.
Aussie cricket team slaughters Nine Network
Elizabeth Knight A shortened cricket game and rain are not the sort of thing you normally need to tell the #ASX about.
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Panama papers: Banks in the spotlight as ATO gets fresh list of Mossack Fonseca's tax skirters
Elizabeth Knight The average tax paying Australian must be feeling futility fatigue as yet another round of explosive revelations the that super rich have skirted many millions in tax.
Elizabeth Knight
Major concerns over Australian corporate corruption, but convictions few
Elizabeth Knight There are way too many smoking guns in the hands of Australian companies that are allegedly engaged in foreign corruption and bribery.
Risk Room
Appetite for risk: Why restaurateur Bill Granger took on London
Elizabeth Knight When restaurateur entrepreneur Bill Granger plunged into London market with his cosy but successful Australian business Bills, he put both his finances and reputation on the line.
Air New Zealand loses passion for Virgin
Elizabeth Knight The fact that Air New Zealand boss Christopher Luxon has been unhappy with the progress of Virgin's profit turnaround is a bit of an open secret.
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Telstra the disrupted dinosaur
Elizabeth Knight Move to sell Foxtel looms as another whitepages moment.
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Banks feel more pain from end of mining boom
Elizabeth Knight The deteriorating fortunes of the mining industry continue to spread to the banking industry as major lenders are hit by troubled loans to that sector.
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Elmer Funke Kupper guilty of poor judgment
Elizabeth Knight Playing in the minefield of developing countries which have entirely different standards of corporate behaviour is risky.
Elizabeth Knight
ASX chief Elmer Funke Kupper's resignation highlights miscalculation of gravity
Elizabeth Knight Allegations this serious required a different response from those around Elmer Funke Kupper.
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Malcolm Turnbull versus big business – cease fire
Elizabeth Knight The rollercoaster relationship between Malcolm Turnbull and big business took a turn for the better on Monday.
Myer's overhaul gains traction
Elizabeth Knight Overhaul was badly needed but there is some way to go.
Risk Room
Risk Room: How Jessica Watson conquered the world at 16
Elizabeth Knight Jessica Watson – the girl who at 16 sailed solo around the world – doesn't view her extraordinary voyage as the biggest risk she has taken.
Elizabeth Knight
Effects test: Malcolm Turnbull comes to blows with big business over competition reform
Elizabeth Knight The Goliaths of big business have sustained a damaging loss against the small business Davids thanks to the Turnbull government's decision to beef up competition laws.
Elizabeth Knight
ASX boss Elmer Funke Kupper needs to set the record straight
Elizabeth Knight Explosive allegations of a $200,000 payment to the family of the Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen by Tabcorp in 2010 during the reign of the now head of ASX, Elmer Funke Kupper, need to be cleared up...
