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Gina Rinehart's bizarre YouTube clip
What does Australia's swim team, Joh Bjelke-Petersen and Margaret Thatcher have in common?
What does Australia's swim team, Joh Bjelke-Petersen and Margaret Thatcher have in common?
Given the Western Bulldogs footy team has not won a premiership flag since 1954, every supporter from the past is staking a claim.
The pizza powerhouse reckons it didn't get chance to correct a troublesome report.
The market may have fallen out of love with former telco darling TPG, but the hardest-working man in corporate Australia, billionaire Robert Millner, is still a believer.
Running the central bank barely makes the pay grade compared to the big four.
Former Liberal Party treasurer Michael Yabsley is suing NAB's wealth arm, MLC, in the NSW Supreme Court over an insurance policy.
The profit collapse that Wesfarmers' reported last month was always going to put a dent in the pay of the conglomerate's chief.
The mining giant canned its CEO bonus and said his remuneration fell to a paltry $US2.24 million last year. So why do the Australian remuneration report show he actually earned $US5.9 million?
A Thai media mogul is offering just $5 million to buy half of an Aussie gold miner which was worth $2 billion as recently as 2011. And there is only one small hitch between this raider and a billion dollar pay day.
The CEO has tripled his remuneration, and the board want a 50 per cent pay rise, but that's OK. Crown Resort's largest shareholder, James Packer, can now help vote through the pay bonanza.
Coal's comeback was a little too late for its poster boy: Nathan Tinkler.
Lang Walker is taking his love of lame Beach Boy songs to a whole new level with the opening of the Kokomo Island resort in Fiji.
It will take more than a few vitamin pills to restore the $400 million wealth hit Marcus Blackmore has taken this year on his Blackmores shares.
A week might be a long time in politics, but Commonwealth Bank boss Ian Narev had to stretch back 25 years to find a Labor leader he could love.
Fans of Disney's classic Snow White may choose to whistle while they work, but the real go-getters of the business world go to Whistler instead.
When BHP's top brass, chairman Jac Nasser and CEO Andrew Mackenzie, decided to spin off a reject pile of assets into South32 last year the idea was it would help BHP outperform.
The Gina Rinehart-backed gas explorer, Lakes Oil, is looking at legal action to overturn the Victorian Government's ban on onshore gas exploration in the state.
The strong Aussie dollar has been a particularly heavy burden in recent years for Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens.
With his final rates decision behind him on Tuesday, RBA governor Glenn Stevens was ready to party.
The board of dairy co-op Murray Goulburn are expected to claim the full 50 per cent pay rise they were meant to get last year, but they will be earning it.
Perth Glory owner Tony Sage is out of pot and out of luck.
What was the driver behind ASIC's latest initiative labelled 'new divorce and separation resources to support your financial decisions'.
Australia's housing boom underpinned Harvey Norman's earnings bonanza so don't expect its billionaire founder to tell you the party might be ending any time soon.
Gerry Harvey got Harvey Norman into the booming resource party, ramping up productions of its dongas, just as the bust loomed on the horizon.
The stunning multi-billion-euro tax decision against Apple could hit Australian companies like our controversial former asbestos maker, James Hardie.
One year ago, the surfer dudes who founded SurfStitch, sold a small stake in the surfwear retailer for $27 million - for a few million more they could now buy back what remains.
It has not been a great year for shareholders in Yellow Brick Road, and executive chairman and reality TV star Mark Bouris acknowledges he too is disappointed in its latest results.
Glencore boss Ivan Glasenberg has more reason to feel humble despite the commodities trader recovering from last year's near-death experience.
'Golden era of travel' is grounding Flight Centre earnings and the boss Graham Turner is feeling the financial pain - sort of.
China's demand for Blackmores' vitamin products helped the company more than double net profit to more than $100 million.
Forget the thongs and keep your feet well shod this summer with these cool kicks.
This 5.6 tonne armoured Mercedes-Maybach is like a very luxurious tank.
Veterinarian Paul May had just built his third business, a new architect-designed 24 hour vet clinic. Then it all went wrong.
Greater collaboration and funding on research, teaching needed.
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