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How Megan Wynne went from occupational therapist to $1.5b empire

After creating one of the world’s biggest employment services companies, Megan Wynne is about to join the Rich List - and she’s plotting the next phase of growth.

  • Julie-anne Sprague

Warren Buffett’s fortune tops $129b as his stock soars

Investor Warren Buffett’s fortune surged above $US100 billion when shares of his company hit a record high.

  • Josh Funk

Why so many Rich Women are media-shy

Many female founders of big Australian businesses have much lower profiles than their male counterparts, and ingrained sexism could explain their silence.

  • Michael Bailey

Meet the three new women set to join the Rich List

The owners of retail brands Decjuba, Mecca and Culture Kings are poised to join the Financial Review Rich List in May.

  • Julie-anne Sprague

‘Accidental’ businesswoman Jude Turner finds the sweet spot

The founder of Spicers Retreats and wife of Flight Centre co-founder Graham ‘Skroo’ Turner is a $271 million pandemic success story.

  • Fiona Carruthers
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The nation’s richest women revealed

The inaugural Rich Women List showcases several entrepreneurs who are set to join the Financial Review Rich List in their own right after building successful companies.

  • Julie-anne Sprague and Michael Bailey

The problem with our Rich List

The Financial Review’s lists of the country’s wealthy have a women problem. The reasons are many, but they might not reflect the full picture.

  • Julie-anne Sprague

February

The Yorkshireman who revolutionised Australian investment banking

John Caldon nurtured the generations of talent that made Macquarie great, then revolutionised rail freight as chairman of the Australian Rail Track Corporation.

  • Michael Easson

New jet for Kerry Stokes, Forrest next in queue

Stokes is only the second Australian to own the new Global Express 7500 after John Gandel.

  • Joe Aston

Ex-Credit Corp chairman sells down

Credit Corp director Don McLay filed notice on Thursday that he’d sold 110,000 shares this week at an average price of $33.29 a pop, securing $3.7 million.

  • Myriam Robin

James Packer set to fall further down the Rich List

The casino mogul, once Australia’s richest person, may not make the top 20 if forecasts for Crown Resorts shares are realised.

  • Michael Bailey

Packer’s behaviour ‘intolerable’: Bergin

The billionaire got the dressing down his directors and executives would never give him in Tuesday’s report to the NSW gambling regulator.

  • Michael Bailey

Brierley faces more charges of possessing child abuse material

The new total of 17 charges only came to light on Thursday morning in his latest court hearing at Downing Street Local Court in Sydney.

  • Max Mason

Forrest pours fortune into war on plastic

Andrew Forrest has blasted petrochemical companies for continuing to churn out plastic as he funds research into the risk of tiny particles entering the human brain.

  • Brad Thompson

Why Stokes swapped iron ore for buckets of salt

Ryan Stokes believes BCI Minerals made the right calls in selling iron ore assets to focus on a $779 million salt project.

  • Brad Thompson
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January

Government sceptical of Forrest’s green steel vision

Andrew Forrest says the nation must exit fossil fuels by using environmentally friendly technology and the vast iron ore reserves of his Fortescue Metals Group.

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  • Brad Thompson

Forrest hires sovereign borders commander for fire fight

Andrew Forrest's Minderoo Foundation has hired Operation Sovereign Borders commander Lee Goddard to help fire-proof Australia with the help of high-tech surveillance technology.

  • Brad Thompson