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AGL’s Loy Yang A coal-fired power station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley.
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Energy

‘New path’: AGL splits power plants, retail as green shift accelerates

AGL will split off its emissions-intensive coal- and gas-fired power plants from its wider business as the shift to renewable energy accelerates.

  • by Nick Toscano
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Companies

Fiction - or political handbook?

News Corp buys Lord of the Rings publisher in $US349m deal

In the latest news of consolidation in the literary world, Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp announced it’s buying the book publisher of releases such as The Lord of the Rings trilogy and George Orwell’s 1984.

  • by Alex Druce
AGL’s Loy Yang A coal-fired power station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley.
Updated
Energy

‘New path’: AGL splits power plants, retail as green shift accelerates

AGL will split off its emissions-intensive coal- and gas-fired power plants from its wider business as the shift to renewable energy accelerates.

  • by Nick Toscano
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Opinion & Perspectives

Biden has to overhaul the US economy as fast as possible

Jim Tankersley

The stars have aligned for Joe Biden as he gets set to unleash a spending drive, but he has some obstacles to navigate.

Tick tock. Shareholders will soon decide over AMP’s board

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

It doesn’t leave a lot of time for directors to come up with a credible, sustainable plan as the evolution of AMP’s strategic review of assets is becoming increasingly painful to watch.

Wall Street’s $US20b fire sale raises unsettling questions

Stephen Bartholomeusz
Stephen Bartholomeusz

Friday’s extraordinary events on Wall Street say a number of interesting things, and raise a number of interesting questions, about the current state of sharemarkets.

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Startups

The use of electronic signatures boomed during COVID-19.

‘Water torture’: Business frustration as electronic document signing on hold

Temporary rules put in place enabling electronic signatures on documents during COVID-19 have expired meaning businesses have to revert to paper and pen. 

  • by Cara Waters
A burger made with a Beyond Meat  plant-based burger patty.

Plant-based meat sales are soaring, but experts warn it may not be better for you or the environment

Hailed as a solution to environmental and health concerns, sales of meat alternatives are soaring but questions are being raised about the claims made about the products.

  • by Cara Waters

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