Division clouds WA pitch for mega-uni to counter east coast dominance
A proposal to merge up to three of Western Australia’s universities is facing fierce opposition.
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A proposal to merge up to three of Western Australia’s universities is facing fierce opposition.
Axel Springer boss Mathias Döpfner raised the idea over lunch with US ambassador to France Charles Kushner.
Not a strongman CIO but an eight-person investment committee, housing Regal’s heads across all asset classes, is a big part its vision.
Ex-envoy Paul Griffiths says every White House headline or Truth Social screed will keep companies busy but blur their vision of what’s happening elsewhere.
Suresh Vadnagra declined to name a number that would bring the gold miner to the negotiating table, but did not rule out considering new offers or asset sales.
Data from Mirvac and Stockland show Labor’s tax changes and rate hikes have created a perfect storm that is now damaging the very thing that will solve housing affordability.
Its backers include Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand, Goldman Sachs’ Australian chief Simon Rothery and Westpac CEO Anthony Miller.
If the miner’s finances get much tighter, it might have to cancel those multibillion-dollar orders for Chinese solar panels and battery-powered trucks.
The firm should not be trusted to undertake federal work until it proves its promises of cultural reform are more than just words, a Finance Department review said.
Business owners hit in last week’s protests are concerned extra police and security may not protect them as they prepare for another wave of violence.
The iron ore miner’s stockpiles are growing amid Beijing’s hardball tactics. It may be forced to cut production if an agreement cannot be reached.
What AI spending slowdown? Meta’s chief executive is more bullish than ever on his plans, which should reassure investors who must pour billions more into the neocloud.