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142 results tagged business:
Why Carol Schwartz wants more women in politics
Carol Schwartz shares why Australia needs more women in politics, how gender diversity shifts decision-making, and the programs helping women step into power.
Dick Smith’s best money lessons from a life of risk
Entrepreneur Dick Smith shares his best and worst money decisions, investment advice, and why property made him wealthy. These are the surprising lessons behind his success.
Friends With Money #23: How Dick Smith built an Aussie empire
He's an Aussie icon, businessman and aviator, but what motivates Dick Smith? He joins us on the Friends With Money podcast!
Friends With Money #21: How global supply chain chaos could affect you
To find out the knock-on effects of the global supply chain crisis, senior journalist David Thornton caught up with Sam Macpherson, head of treasury at Earlytrade.
Radical Self-Belief: Nikki Fogden-Moore on beating overwhelm
Author and vitality coach Nikki Fogden-Moore shares how radical self-belief, agility and financial clarity can help people overcome overwhelm and build sustainable success.
The Aussies who will receive bigger tax refunds this year
Which Aussie taxpayers and businesses will receive higher refunds this year? We find out just who will be a winner at tax time.
What the BHP and Woodside merger will mean for shareholders
BHP and Woodside have agreed to an all-stock merger, so where does that leave shareholders?
How COVID-19 has change the Australian sharemarket
The coronavirus pandemic has changed every aspect of our lives, especially how we do business. So what has it meant for the sharemarket?
Friends With Money #3: Colleen Callander – Leader By Design
Colleen Callander takes us on her journey from leaving school at 16 to heading up major fashion labels to coaching other women on the path to success.
Why Woolies shares are worth far less than they were last week
Before you rush out to buy shares in Woolworths while they're cheap, you need to understand that the company just split off a valuable arm of the business.