Perpetual's loss a win for directors
As Jayne Jagot said, Perpetual knew what it was buying into and, at any time, it could have sold its shares and walked away.
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Turnbull slaps down Lib conservatives
Malcolm Turnbull has hit back at critics such as Tony Abbott, saying Robert Menzies never intended the party to be conservative.
Surprise visa rule changes hit CEOs
CEOs and executives are "furious" at shock new restrictions on permanent skilled visas, sparking calls for a review to stop talent drain.
Perpetual Soul Patts spat bruising
Brickworks and Washington H. Soul Pattinson chair Robert Millner says his family's name has been "tarnished" by Perpetual's case.
How to get yourself noticed like Trump
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Tax cut eligibility 'utterly confused'
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Why it makes sense to pair a battery with a wind farm
Attaching a giant battery system to a wind or solar farm makes sound financial sense.
Woolworths, BP brace for ACCC fuel decision
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ACCC 'had no choice' but to appeal Tabcorp merger
ACCC concerned Competition Tribunal's approval of $11b Tatts-Tabcorp merger could radically change competition hurdles for future deals.
BHP's shale 'worth $14.5b'
The valuations on BHP's shale business are coming thick and fast. But how high could they yet go?
