Investors not coffin up for corporate afterlife
Australia's biggest funeral services provider, Invocare, is in the business of taking care of the business of the "departed", and it is good to see its board is taking this vocation seriously.
Australia's biggest funeral services provider, Invocare, is in the business of taking care of the business of the "departed", and it is good to see its board is taking this vocation seriously.
Ross Lane's return to the top role at Aussie handbag maker, Oroton – after a decade-long gap – has not been particularly triumphant.
David Gonki's final speech to the Coca-Cola Amatil investors did not go down with a spoonful of sugar.
James Packer made two brilliant business decisions more than a decade ago which ensured his wealth would soar above that of his late father, Kerry Packer.
Maxine Horne is still Australia's richest female executive, but Telstra boss Andy Penn is ensuring she will occupy a much lower rung on the rich list this year.
Heavily-shorted sandalwood grower Quintis takes a nosedive.
The man replacing Peter Gregg as Primary Health Care's CEO, Malcolm Parmenter, is making sure he has a Plan B in case suitors come knocking.
While the billionaire co-founder of Atlassian, Scott Farquhar, was making headlines with the purchase of of Australia's most expensive house, his business partner, Mike Cannon-Brookes, found something to crow about in another tech punt that has apparently proved a winner.
James Packer, Lachlan Murdoch and Gina Rinehart bought a $400 million stake in Network Ten in 2010 - those shares are now worth less than $10 million.
Computershare founder, Chris Morris, may have let go of the reins at the multibillion-dollar global registry group, but he obviously has not forgotten the golden rules which cemented his fortune.
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