Jim Chalmers
Jim Chalmers gets nasty
In his latest act of spite, we glimpse the Treasurer's true character.
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BHP
12 articles
Summer Series
Corporate Australia histories
When companies write their own history, honesty is usually optional.
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Treasury Wine Estates
John Mullen, eight days a week
It seems governance norms don't apply to the TWE, Qantas and Brambles chairman.
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Reece Group
Losing the Reece way
Peter Wilson's wobbly doomsaying raises serious questions about his suitability.
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Macquarie Group
Macquarie's AGM shocker
Shemara Wikramanayake worked the phones to avert a first strike, to no avail.
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Simon Trott
Rio Tinto's history lesson
Incoming CEO Simon Trott must learn from the epic mistakes of his predecessors.
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Xero
Xero's moon shot
Xero throws US$3B at Melio in a high-stakes gamble that may blow up spectacularly.
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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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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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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.
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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.
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