Low-grade malls to 'struggle' amid retail change
Ex-Myer boss Bernie Brookes has warned that some lower-grade shopping centres will struggle to be viable as pressure mounts in the sector.
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Tax cut will boost customer service: Stockland
Mark Steinert, the head of Australia's largest residential developer Stockland, says companies would use a corporate tax cut to invest in customer service.
'Tax stories weren't up to ABC standards'
ABC boss Michelle Guthrie has admitted the public broadcaster made mistakes in publishing a news story and analysis on corporate tax by Emma Alberici.
There's money in anticipating what land will flood
Flood maps are based on historical data and won't tell how sea-level rise could exacerbate flooding in the years ahead.
Hayne could end broker commissions
Could a concentrated focus on mortgage fraud by the Hayne royal commission be the catalyst to move the industry off commission-based payments?
Macquarie turns green in Europe
Macquarie's European business has quietly become such a force in renewable energy it was seen as the natural owner of the UK government's £2.3 billion green bank. It also manages farmland the size of Belgium. Part 3 of our special series explains how.
Domino's issues fourth statement in as many days
The ASX has approached Domino's for clarity after this column pointed out that Dominos chief Don Meij, a significant seller of stock in recent months, is the holder of no fewer than five margin loans.
Scotty James doesn't need a $1m superpipe
Given its mediocre performance, why are we spending millions on projects for Australia's Winter Olympic team?
How to replicate the Macquarie culture
Macquarie's culture is very much based on a "tough love" approach. A second defining characteristic is Macquarie's ever-vigilant watch for bargains.
Autocrat Xi adds political risk to Asian opportunity
The benign world of Australia's 2012 Asian Century white paper is giving way to dangerous new realities.
Comcast takes on Fox, Disney with $39b bid for Sky
Comcast has jumped into the fray for Sky with a $39.5b cash offer, challenging Rupert Murdoch and Disney and opening the possibility of a bidding contest for the UK's biggest pay-TV company.
Caltex boss pockets $4m bonus, ditches franchises
Shares issued to Caltex boss Julian Segal in 2014 vested last year and kicked up his pay packet by $4 million to $8 million making him one of the highest paid in the ASX 100 last year.
Energy mess deters US investors: Liveris
Andrew Liveris has told America's corporate bosses and Australian political leaders that paralysis over energy policy was a key deterrent to foreign investment.
ATO appoints Simon Longstaff 'integrity adviser'
The Tax Office will announce the appointment of an independent "integrity adviser" a day after former executive Michael Cranston was committed to stand trial.
Weird but 'typical': As Fed hikes, the $A lifts
It's not unusual for the Aussie dollar to climb against the greenback when the Fed begins hiking rates, and commodity prices are likely to drive the currency over the year ahead, economists say.
Moelis-backed Redcape ready to pour over Coles pubs
As Moelis Australia-backed pubs owner Redcape Hotel Group steams towards an ASX-listing, there is one thing Redcape boss Dan Brady is keen to explore.
Tamawood blames weather, QBCC for fall in profit
Despite the problems, business is good, home builder says.
Fintech business lenders to self-regulate
A code of conduct, standardised fee disclosures and common lending terms will be developed by fintech business lenders to help improve trust.
AIA not scared off CommInsure by royal commission
Global insurer says the company has weathered much more complex environments than the regulatory clampdown in Australia.
Domino's denies manipulating market
Domino's is reviewing its buyback program after admitting perceived conflicts in buying back shares when CEO Don Meij is selling.
Australia Post won't close the door on property sales
Australia Post has not ruled out further sales from its $1.6 billion portfolio, which includes most of the nation's historic GPOs.
Property companies poised to benefit from robots
Processes that only banks previously automated are now within reach of the property industry.
Universities urged to lift productivity
A professor of management at Melbourne University says unis have only done lip service towards lifting their productivity.
Strong Asian demand for Carmichael coal: Adani
Indian energy giant Adani said the quality of the thermal coal produced at its $16.5 billion Carmichael mine was better than most of its main competitors in Asia, including China and India.
Seven not seeking legal costs from Amber Harrison
Seven West Media is not seeking to have Amber Harrison pay its legal costs for breaching a gag order.
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