Artificial Intelligence
Computer says no Brian Hartzer
The former Westpac CEO turned AI evangelist hasn't got his Matthew Grounds bot even close to down pat.
|
TWU
Qantas back in Federal Court
Qantas returns to Justice Michael Lee's courtroom on Monday to argue against a maximum penalty of $121 million over its illegal outsourcing in 2020.
|
National Australia Bank
NAB goes Fargo
NAB's incoming business banking boss Andrew Auerbach has shared his truth. Investors really aren't sure what to make of it.
|
Fortescue Metals Group
The silence of Fortescue's Noel Pearson
The Indigenous leader now serves as a director of Fortescue, the only major mining company running roughshod over the native title rights of its traditional owners.
|
L1 Capital
L1 Capital's history boys
There's only one reason for an ascendant private fund manager to buy a distressed listed one: liquidity.
|
Star Entertainment
Steve McCann's drag Star act
McCann is about the worst advert for listed company capitalism going around.
|
Note from Joe
Westpac sinks to Carolyn McCann
For McCann to now be 2IC of Australia’s sixth largest company is beyond ludicrous.
|
Note from Joe
The travel perks of company directors
Australia's director class specialises in quietly ratcheting up their pay via exotic supplementary allowances.
|
Note from Joe
ASX explains itself. Poorly.
Fund managers are now trying to price the unpriceable risks of berserk founder-CEOs and of being transacted out of high-performing companies with zero recourse.
|
Regal Funds Management
Regal now blind and unfashionable
Phil King's clients are enduring one of their worst ever stints, but Rampart reckons you'd be mad to death-ride him.
|
Politics
Le grand tour d'Albanese
The prime minister's latest softly-lit profile badly misses the mark.
|
Note from Joe
ASX marks the spot
The exchange can still prevent the James Hardie pirates from escaping Australia with their plunder.
|