The judge who refused to play god on Ten
A judge refused to let Bruce Gordon and Lachlan Murdoch bully their way into Ten.
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'Nothing' to suggest a Melbourne glut
Latest vacancy figures back up growing argument that Victorian capital faces an undersupply - not a glut - of housing.
Aussie start-ups warned to avoid China
Renowned Chinese investor William Bao Bean has warned Australian start-ups that their big ideas are unlikely to take off in China.
The war for Ten is far from over
Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon have lost a legal battle to challenge a rival bid for Network Ten but the war is far from over.
AGL set to dodge second strike at AGM
AGL Energy's under-pressure board looks set to avoid a "second strike" at its AGM.
Croomo finds its stride, raises $2m
Edtech company Croomo already generates millions in revenue and has customers like BHP, but it just raised $2m to double its workforce.
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Foxtel marketing boss to exit
Foxtel managing director of customer and retail Mark Buckman is leaving the pay tv provider after 18 months in the role.
Macquarie trumps the big four
Macquarie is rolling out the first open banking platform to allow its customers to securely move data to fintech start-ups and other technol...
'Being informed beats being early'
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