A fight over maths and $91m in bonuses engulfs Charter Hall chairman
The property giant faces an AGM showdown over share bonuses some critics say should never have been made.
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The property giant faces an AGM showdown over share bonuses some critics say should never have been made.
Big, one-off CEO bonuses are on the rise in the US and now in Australia. Many investors love them – but not everyone is convinced.
NSW public investment vehicle TCorp will push further into foreign markets after strong returns that it concedes came from an overdependence on AI holdings.
The artificial intelligence giant is approaching the Nasdaq, and a few local investors who have wrangled shares are in line for a bumper payday.
“Our clientele don’t really want to lose four kilos; they want to still be skiing at 75,” says the owner of this cutting-edge stay.
The Greens want greater the government to further relax its R&D tax concessions limits which critics say are a threat to innovation.
Technology
Discretion has become rather unfashionable. We celebrate vulnerability and authenticity, but seem less interested in restraint, privacy and dignity.
Glytherix hopes to find a cure for challenging cancers like pancreatic, bladder, oesophageal, and glioblastoma.
Rich Lister Sam Arnaout is finally mopping up the remaining shares he does not already own in the facility, in a takeover that has taken 20 months.
The company, capitalised on the ASX at $211 million, will use the funds to progress its revamp of the Nifty copper mine in WA.
The tech giant’s Australian data centre business is growing strongly after chief executive Satya Nadella committed to investing $25 billion earlier this year.
The share price plunge of its parent company is a reminder that doubts about the boom keep building, despite signs of improving returns from Alphabet and Microsoft.