A moment in Australian corporate history worth noting
A big protest vote against Louis Gries' pay has overshadowed a moment in Australian corporate history that is worth noting.
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Colin Kruger, CBD
Is Suncorp's boss warming to climate change?
Suncorp has been continually smashed by freak weather, so why did its CEO say "there's clear evidence there's climate change" but "the extent of influence by humans is still difficult to quantify"?
Will Amal Clooney upstage our corporate rock stars?
Amal Clooney has set herself the unenviable task of trying to upstage two of Australia's biggest rock star CEOs.
Blame it on Rio, not Telstra
The good news is Telstra's chronic network problems are not behind the woes being experienced by Seven's digital streaming of the Rio Olympics.
CBA boss Ian Narev might want to reach for the blender to explain rate strategy
The Big Four have struggled to explain why they stiffed mortgage holders last week and failed to pass on most of the RBA's rate cut. Is it time to get out Westpac's banana blender again?
Rod Sim's media concerns will be big news in Portugal
Thursday's announcement by competition czar Rod Sims would have been hot news on the golf links in Portugal.
Bouris' message to staff: You're fired
It sounds like the words "you're fired" have been ringing out in the offices of Celebrity Apprentice star Mark Bouris.
Qantas buries hatchet with Tourism Australia
The bitter brawl which tore apart the most important relationship in Australia's tourism industry is finally over.
Not all fun and games at Seven
Seven's off air talent are flying out to the Rio Olympics with more than the scream of jet engines.
Between a rock star and a safe place
There is none of Funke Kupper's penchant for drums, casinos and poker machines on Dominic Stevens' CV.
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