Jac Nasser on 30 years at the top
Australia's most successful management export, Jac Nasser, reflects on his three decades in the corner office ... and the time he was kidnapped and held for ransom.
The 'magic is in the supply chain'
Visy CEO Anthony Pratt and family have topped this year's Rich List for the first time since 2009 on the back of US manufacturing.
Average rich lister worth $1.16b
Total wealth on the list hit $233.1 billion this year with a record number of billionaires - 60 to be exact.
Carol Schwartz: diversity a 'no-brainer'
The newest Reserve Bank board member is a long-time advocate for female advancement.
Graham Turner: 'If you're not relaxed running a business, leave it to others'
This Flight Centre MD unwinds on his mountain bike on the back trails and admires Donald Trump for his "ridiculous-looking hairdo".
'Small things take your mind off business'
MIT CEO Shesh Ghale always has toast with honey and an espresso for breakfast and believes you should grow the small things.
Imelda Roche: 'Self-reliance is key'
The Nutrimetics founder used to take her "latest baby" to work in a basket and attributes her success to her husband Bill. She's also a fast walker.
Yenda Lee doesn't sweat the small stuff
Bing Lee's unofficial chairwoman is an early riser, spending time in her garden from 5:30am. She shares her secrets of success.
Exercise is a 'diarised appointment' for Jonathan Hallinan
BPM founder Jonathan Hallinan says you need to "love the fight, not just the victory" as he shares what made him successful.
5 people helping rich Chinese settle in
The influx of affluent Chinese is creating opportunities for those who can help them settle into Australia.
Let's do brunch: the top eateries
Some enterprising young restaurateurs are fine-tuning the old brunch business model.
This is horse play for newest billionaire
Why Terry Snow, a newly minted billionaire on this year's Rich List, has ploughed $100 million into creating an equestrian park
Which superyacht to charter?
Choosing which superyacht to charter can take a lot of leg work. Luckily, we've done it for you.
The best Chinese red wine: Moet's Ao Yun
A French company’s China experiment looks set to pay off.
10 top pieces from Milan Furniture Fair
Our design editor with his best picks from this year's Salon del Mobile.
How will virtual reality affect fashion?
Is that a real Philip Treacy hat that our international fashion editor is wearing? See what you think.
Paul Little bought a plane for $1
Being No.64 on the Rich List helps when your other passions include restoring World War II aircraft.
3 books of the month
Swedish author Malin Persson Giolito’s 'Quicksand' is the most shocking tale of a high school massacre since Lionel Shriver’s 'We Need to Talk About Kevin'.
Why Mark Carnegie hosts literary dinners
If you want to get into this book club run by entrepreneur, investor and corporate adviser Mark Carnegie, you'd best be prepared to study the classics.
Which watch is the best investment?
After an investment timepiece? The most famous unknown in contemporary watchmaking might be a better bet than more obvious candidates.
Australia's 50 biggest private philanthropists
How do you become the country's wealthiest giver? We talk to Paul Ramsay Foundation CEO Simon Freeman.
Giving back to society
American steel baron Andrew Carnegie quipped more than a century ago that "It is more difficult to give away money more intelligently than to earn it in the first place".
Meet the 2017 Bulgari Art Award winner
Self-taught Melbourne artist Tomislav Nikolic was named the winner of this year's Bulgari Art Award at a gala dinner on Thursday night.
The family battle behind the sale of the Kidman empire
For the first time, Kidman family member Will Abel Smith opens up about his failed plan to keep the company in family hands.
Why a $350 wine needs a backstory
A good tale can make the difference between selling a good wine at a high price and selling an equally good wine at a much higher price.
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