Terry McCrann
Decline and fall Serious questions for cratering caterer
YOU have to feel for Peter Rowland: a lifetime’s work has been shredded, and shredded in tandem with devastating family tragedy, writes Terry McCrann.
Chief gets $25m, owners get $7.5bn
I SINCERELY doubt that back in the dark days that ran on seemingly endlessly for our national carrier, that in their wildest dreams chairman Leigh Clifford or CEO Alan Joyce anticipated a Qantas share price of $5.72, writes Terry McCrann.
Three myths: loans, rates and the Aussie
THERE might be $500 billion of “liar loans” out there but they are not about to bring all the banks crashing down anytime soon, writes Terry McCrann.
Ignore the ASX, we’re better off
OUR market is struggling. It’s the only major market in the world which hasn’t managed to get past, or indeed even anywhere near, its pre-GFC high, writes Terry McCrann.
Waiting for clarity on North Korea
SHARE markets aren’t that great at predicting the financial future, so should we take any notice of what they are predicting about North Korea, asks Terry McCrann.
Rival chiefs speak to CBA’s agony
THE fundamental, overriding problem that the Commonwealth Bank has in the wake of the “money laundering” mess was captured at a lunch yesterday, writes Terry McCrann.
Blackmores tells three big stories
THE results of Blackmores — Australia’s first and only $200 stock since Poseidon hit $280, way back in 1970 — were interesting on three levels, writes Terry McCrann.
Manic Monday splashes disruption
DISRUPTION is the name of the 21st century game. Boy, did we get it big time on a manic, manic Monday morning, writes Terry McCrann.
What the Ten takeover means for you
THE buyout of Ten Network by US broadcasting giant CBS will change the face of Australian media, writes Terry McCrann. Here’s what it means for you.
A sensible resolution on Ten takeover
THE competition tsar has specifically and publicly okayed the proposed takeover of the ailing Ten Network by Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon, writes Terry McCrann.
Commonwealth Bank in class of its own
THE really serious threat in the CBA class action is its potential for an increasingly corrosive interplay with the underlying money laundering issue, writes Terry McCrann.
Business Research and Insights
How to write a business plan
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Tracy Li, Regional Manager NAB Small Business speaks to Kochie about the key things to include when writing a business plan.
Investing in a new medical practice
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A new medical practice can be designed to reflect your vision and may also cost less than an established business.
Sealing the deal over lunch
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Managing staff leave
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Keeping employees happy through managing annual leave can help to keep the business running smoothly.