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‘Someone needs to be held to account’: Shareholders make history at this year’s AGM season
With Jo Wright’s simple probe, she epitomised the disparity between working-class and corporate Australia.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Opinion
Federal budget
Why we should make much more use of the budget to fight inflation
- by Ross Gittins
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From top of the world to bottom of the lake: Inside the ‘fraud and bribery’ that sank $1b company
It was supposed to help clean up the world’s waterways. Instead, the one-time market darling fell apart amid allegations of bribery and mismanagement.
- by Nick McKenzie
The world’s newest money haven for billionaires
Move over, Cayman Islands and Switzerland, a new wealth hub is becoming wildly popular with billionaires seeking to protect their money.
- by Ben Bartenstein
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Australia’s digital economy needs strong cybersecurity to thrive
- by Adam Turner
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Federal budget
Why we should make much more use of the budget to fight inflation
- by Ross Gittins
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Federal Reserve stays on hold, signals three rate cuts next year; markets, $A jump
- by Christopher Rugaber
Opinion & Perspectives
Why we should make much more use of the budget to fight inflation
The more we use the budget, the less the Reserve Bank needs to raise interest rates.
Ross Gittins
Economics Editor
Warning: Big super wants changes boards won’t like
It is not exactly open warfare, but the country’s biggest industry super funds are flexing the muscles that are constantly pumped up by growth in funds under management.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Join the dots: The war on inflation may have been won
Champagne corks were popping on Wall Street after the US Federal Reserve gave the clearest signal yet that it believes that it has laid the foundation for several rate cuts next year.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Banking & finance
Entrepreneurship
Zoe Foster Blake buys back ownership of Go-To Skincare for $21.8 million
Blake said she was excited to “gallop” into the skincare brand’s tenth year of operations.
- by Jessica Yun
How ego and fear fuelled the rise of artificial intelligence
Eight years ago, the debate surrounding the dangers or benefits of AI began a ferocious – but little publicised – competition among some of the richest men in the world for control of the technology.
- by Cade Metz, Karen Weise, Nico Grant and Mike Isaac
Todd started by selling chicken fingers at uni. Now he has an $11.8 billion fortune
- by Michael Tobin and Tom Maloney
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Australian miner’s plan to pour millions into pocket of Congo middleman
- by Nick McKenzie