Harry Triguboff No. 1 for the first time
Property developer Harry Triguboff tops the 2016 BRW Rich 200 list for the first time, as a surging real estate market changes the face of wealth in Australia.
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John Stensholt
John Stensholt writes on business, news, personal finance and lifestyle. Based in our Melbourne newsroom, John is the editor of the BRW Rich 200 and Young Rich Lists and writes about the business of sport.
Patrick Grove's 'crazy' vision for iFlix
Patrick Grove's iFlix has two million paying customers after a just a year, in which he also doubled his fortune to $587 million.
Government bans in-play web betting
Tabcorp chief executive David Attenborough said overseas bookmakers only had themselves to blame after the federal government strengthened a ban on online in-play betting on sports and banned credit betting in a move likely to erode their growing market share.
Optus name change: Yes. No. Maybe...
Singtel-Optus has considered changing its brand to the word "Yes" and is set to launch a massive marketing campaign to spruik its entertainment services in a bid to win more customers.
Crown delays Sydney casino opening to 2021
James Packer's Crown Resorts warns its $2 billion Sydney six-star hotel and casino is running up to 18 months late.
What to look for in the Crown result
Here are five areas that will be watched closely when Crown Resorts releases its half-year results today.
Sports tech firm PlayUp in liquidation
PlayUp, in which Malcolm Turnbull once invested $1 million, is in liquidation.
Perth apartment magnate bursts onto BRW Young Rich list
Property developer Paul Blackburne is the highest debutant on the BRW Young Rich list this year with a wealth of $536 million.
Test cricket, golf betting set for AFP investigation
Bookmakers could face a federal police investigation and heavy fines for allowing betting on cricket test matches and golf tournaments after the first day's play.
China swallows 'quality and safety' of Australian vitamins
Just when Swiss was suffering serious growing pains, China's booming demand for safe, quality vitamins helped rescue it.
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