Bapcor
Under Bapcor's bonnet
To say the shareholder register has become restive would be an understatement.
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AustralianSuper
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Mineral Resources
Min Res' flight of hubris
When a travertine princess rules, shareholders foot the Antonov-sized bill.
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Brunswick Group
The pop guns of ASX boards
Proxy solicitation is a symptom of company directors' need to be glad-handled.
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Corporate Travel Management
Nail-biting times for Corporate Travel
Jamie Pherous is ruing his change of auditor last year from PwC to Deloitte.
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Lifestyle Communities
Leaving Lifestyle Communities alive
The company's founder James Kelly retired in December. His timing was exceptional.
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Donald Trump
American nightmare for Aussie investors
Urged on by America's tax-shifting tech mafia, President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' will punish Aussie companies and super funds.
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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
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.
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AustralianSuper
Not so AustralianSuper
The latest cyber attacks show the customer-facing technology at the largest industry super funds isn't good enough.
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James Hardie
The pirates take James Hardie
Hardie has engineered the perfect heist, diluting its Australian shareholders and escaping the ASX primary listing and its pesky checks on executive pay.
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