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It was a weird year.

Topless massages to private flights: CEO mishaps around the world in 2023

While some chief executives seemed to relish the spotlight, Elon Musk chief among them, others were inadvertently thrust into social media’s harsh glare.

  • by Jo Constantz
To some, Sam Altman can be awkward and even antisocial.

How the ‘king of the cannibals’ Sam Altman took over Silicon Valley

Controversy at OpenAI led to his firing and rehiring last month. In the end, Altman’s reputation has only been burnished by his temporary downfall.

  • by Elizabeth Dwoskin, Marc Fisher and Nitasha Tiku
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Opinion & Perspectives

Topless massages to private flights: CEO mishaps around the world in 2023

While some chief executives seemed to relish the spotlight, Elon Musk chief among them, others were inadvertently thrust into social media’s harsh glare.

Jo Constantz

The single issue that will hold the NSW economy back in 2024

The NSW economy will slow next year, but there’s a thorny problem set to drag on activity for a decade or more.

Matt Wade
Matt Wade

Senior economics writer

‘Fool’s game’: Why predictions about the sharemarket are usually wrong

It’s best to ignore forecasts for 2024 – when they’re right it’s only by accident.

Jeff Sommer

Banking & finance

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Entrepreneurship

Adore Beauty Founder Kate Morris

Once was adored: What went wrong with Adore Beauty

Adore Beauty entered the ASX in late 2020 with a market capitalisation of $650 million, enticing more women to invest for the first time. Now the gloss has worn off.

  • by Sarah Danckert
Zoe Foster Blake has regained total control of her Go-To skincare business.

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

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