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Jim Chalmers gets nasty
In his latest act of spite, we glimpse the Treasurer's true character.
Corporate Australia histories
When companies write their own history, honesty is usually optional.
John Mullen, eight days a week
It seems governance norms don't apply to the TWE, Qantas and Brambles chairman.
Losing the Reece way
Peter Wilson's wobbly doomsaying raises serious questions about his suitability.
Macquarie's AGM shocker
Shemara Wikramanayake worked the phones to avert a first strike, to no avail.
Rio Tinto's history lesson
Incoming CEO Simon Trott must learn from the epic mistakes of his predecessors.
Xero's moon shot
Xero throws US$3B at Melio in a high-stakes gamble that may blow up spectacularly.
King's Birthday honour (eye) roll
Joe explores the lowlights of the latest Order of Australia inductees, plus more shenanigans at IDP Education.
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.
Computer says no Brian Hartzer
The former Westpac CEO turned AI evangelist hasn't got his Matthew Grounds bot even close to down pat.