Why AGL should ignore the PM
Malcolm Turnbull emerged from his meeting with AGL Energy boss Andy Vesey with a face-saving promise and not much else.
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QBE CEO John Neal to step down
QBE Insurance Group chief executive John Neal will step down at the end of the year after five years in the role.
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