Our $130 billion super giant is starting to throw its weight around
Cut-throat takeover battles and a portfolio flush with trendy Silicon Valley tech stocks. What is AustralianSuper up to?
- by Nassim Khadem & Ruth Williams
Latest
Healthscope's woes deepen with NSW nurses planning rally
The consortium behind a $4.1 billion bid for Healthscope will be looking to highlight troubles the group is facing with the state's nurses.
- by Nassim Khadem
'Step one': More action needed from AMP, say major investors
Investors in AMP want more of the company's board members to step aside, and more executives to have their pay docked for misbehaviour.
- by Nassim Khadem & Clancy Yeates
The man with one of the toughest jobs in Australian business
Mike Wilkins established a reputation for integrity during a long career in the financial services industry.
- by Nassim Khadem
AMP under pressure on executive pay, as Brenner tipped to go
AMP chairman Catherine Brenner is expected to announce her resignation on Monday, as calls grow louder for the company to claw back executive pay.
- by Nassim Khadem
Opinion
Discrimination isn't just a cultural problem; it's an economic one
Until we stamp out discrimination in pay and ensure women move into the highest ranks of corporate and political life, we cannot end toxic workplace cultures.
- by Nassim Khadem
Exclusive
Want to boost the economy by $60b? Get more women into jobs, says KPMG
Improving workforce participation rates for women could boost the country’s economic growth by $60 billion over the next 20 years, according to a KPMG report.
- by Nassim Khadem
'Can they do what they wish?' UN heavyweight warns on Facebook's power
Francis Gurry, who heads the United Nation’s World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), wants greater privacy when it comes to personal data.
- by Nassim Khadem
Exclusive
When money goes missing on the way to the ATO
They paid their tax to their accountant, or gave their correct TFN. But the tax office is saying 'tough luck, cough up' anyway.
- by Nassim Khadem
Uber drivers complain about ATO's approach to gig economy
Uber drivers caught by a GST ruling are among those complaining about the tax office's treatment of workers in the sharing economy.
- by Nassim Khadem
Credit ratings could be 'trashed' under proposed new laws, hearing told
Australians could have their credit rating trashed unless there are proper safeguards in place, says the Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi.
- by Nassim Khadem