The chooks discuss a couple of cracker corporate stories, preview the data that will make or break Melbourne Cup Day, and analyse an all-Elon merger.
The chooks examine the failed ASX float that preceded an AI stock plunge and look for two signs that the property market has reached its low point.
James Thomson and companies editor Anne Hyland examine how a $44 billion float fizzled and put on their berets for a look at Europe’s latest debt drama.
The chooks discuss whether Australia’s non-bank lenders are in trouble and reveal why the debate around a $50 billion float prospect is only getting hotter.
The chooks look at why the next 40 years could be tougher for investors, businesses and policymakers and extract the big lessons from Australia’s great AI hack.
This week in a bonus episode of the Chanticleer podcast only for Financial Review app subscribers, we take you inside Tuesday’s Chanticleer lunch.
The chooks discuss whether an AI apocalypse is likely, go inside Firmus’ IPO plans and figure out what cheap Ozempic might mean for the economy.
The chooks discuss the growing sense of panic inside Australia’s property industry, and look ahead to the next big test for markets.
The chooks reveal the surprising purchase propping up Australia’s economic growth and unpack a “generational” bond market meltdown.
The chooks look at what the collapse of Bathla means for private credit, and discuss the highlights and low lights from four weeks of earnings season.
The chooks take you inside the mysterious world of debt instruments and explain what’s got the world’s most important investors rather grumpy.
The chooks unpick an eventful afternoon at the Reserve Bank of Australia and pull out the most surprising titbits from the first big week of company results.
The chooks ask why no one seems to be celebrating the local sharemarket’s record high and unpick America’s mission to save the land of the rising sun.
James Thomson and James Chessell discuss what business wants from the new Victorian premier, the RBA’s rate call dilemma and an AI investment blow-up.
The chooks farewell one of the leading lights of corporate Australia and explain why a new AI model is a shot across the bows of America’s tech giants.
James Thomson and James Chessell discuss the PM’s landmark AI speech, the role of superannuation in foreign policy and ask: what’s a CEO really worth?
Anthony and Cosima discuss the response to the telco outage, the wisdom of Albanese’s appearance on a podcast and how we can share the benefits of data centres.
The chooks look at how your fund fared through 2026, the mixed picture of Australian property and a possible supermarket takeover of a pet food business.
The chooks discuss some bad economic news, whether a big four board change can stem the bleeding and Nine’s ousting of a Today show host.
What’s behind the government’s budget backdown? The chooks explore that, explain why central banks are talking about rate rises, and ponder whether AI could change your super fund.
It’s judgment day for Elon Musk, but the chooks also kick around the business of the World Cup and look at the household name eyeing a big deal in Britain.
The chooks look at a big four accounting firm scandal, examine the budget’s impact on small business and commit to, one day, making the podcast on Mars.
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