
Aaron Erter, love rat
It's been a year of betrayal upon betrayal for James Hardie shareholders.
It's been a year of betrayal upon betrayal for James Hardie shareholders.
CEO Anthony Miller made two bad decisions this week. One was opening his mouth.
The ASX pushes dual-class shares; plus restaurant gems, cultural picks, and why I hate your holiday photos.
Meanwhile, the ASX takes haplessness to new heights.
For McCann to now be 2IC of Australia’s sixth largest company is beyond ludicrous.
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.
The exchange can still prevent the James Hardie pirates from escaping Australia with their plunder.
Qantas' loss of Todd Sampson went unmourned while HMC Capital's investor day intrigued the market.
Hardie has engineered the perfect heist, diluting its Australian shareholders and escaping the ASX primary listing and its pesky checks on executive pay.