Note from Joe
Back from the brink
The ASX pushes dual-class shares; plus restaurant gems, cultural picks, and why I hate your holiday photos.
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Caledonia
New Caledonia?
Caledonia takes concentrated bets with the fortunes of Sydney's richest, oldest families. For the first time in years, it's added two new stocks to its portfolio.
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Macquarie Group
Macquarie cedes its crown
Macquarie invented infrastructure as an asset class, dominating it globally for 25 years. Until now…
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Blue Sky
No Blue Sky for Mark Sowerby
Blue Sky's bitter founder capitulates in court, plus Graeme Samuel's inevitable route back to himself.
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Australian Securities and Investments Commission
The secret ways of ASIC
Meanwhile, the ASX takes haplessness to new heights.
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Note from Joe
Cettire on fire
Guess who bought Cat Rock's Cettire shares? Plus, the race to lead Air New Zealand.
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Note from Joe
King's Birthday honour (eye) roll
Joe explores the lowlights of the latest Order of Australia inductees, plus more shenanigans at IDP Education.
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Virgin Australia
The peccadillos of Virgin's prospectus
It's the first set of financial accounts Virgin Australia has released in five years, and its private equity owners haven't disappointed.
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David Gonski
The myths of David Gonski
No matter how ludicrous the words that fall from Gonski's lips, everyone nods along as if some papal edict has just been uttered.
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Star Entertainment
Star directors the masters of their fate
The job of a director has evolved over time, but what rules and regulations can't control for is competence.
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Macquarie Group
Macquarie bonuses enter new dimension
It's paying more tax and letting "community outcomes" affect the profit share pool in asset management. Has the millionaires' factory gone soft?
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Mineral Resources
Min Res charm offensive
Come Wednesday, investors are touring the company's troubled Onslow haul road in the Pilbara.
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