UBS launch $NZ217m EBOS Group placement
UBS launch $NZ217m EBOS Group placement
How Trump is putting law firms in a no-win situation
Willkie Farr & Gallagher last week became the latest law firm to strike a deal with the White House and escape President Donald Trump’s wrath. But the firm, which pledged…
JD Sports hires former Rebel executive as it eyes expansion
JD Sports has hired a former Rebel Sport executive to run its local stores as the athletics wear industry braces for the arrival of Sports Direct, the powerhouse fitness brand…
AustralianSuper-backed Federation Mining gears up for second half IPO
Six months after Federation Mining made a play for neighbouring explorer Siren Gold, the New Zealand gold player is plotting its next move. Street Talk understands the Mark Le Messurier…
CEO warns policymakers of ‘false prophets’ on transition
Santos chief executive Kevin Gallagher has rejected speculation that he is about to step down after nine years of leading Australia’s second-biggest natural gas producer, while taking a swipe at…
Healthscope seeking to return Northern Beaches Hospital to NSW government
Healthscope, the nation’s second-largest private hospital operator, said it would be willing to hand the troubled Northern Beaches Hospital back to the NSW government. The hospital, which opened in 2018,…
CEOs pile onto Macquarie Conference agenda as volatility reigns
No prizes for what will be the topic du jour at this year’s Macquarie Australia conference. Falling smack bang in the middle of Trump’s 90-day pivot, Macquarie’s three-day talk fest…
Former PwC CEO Tom Seymour and Tax Practitioners Board still not on the same page
Last time PwC came a cropper with the Tax Practitioners Board, it resulted in a slew of partner and executive departures, a senate inquiry, the sell-off of part of its…
Bond markets smacked Trump’s tariff plan. He had to back down
Bond markets smacked Trump’s tariff plan. He had to back down
Chris Ellison careening down a Fury Road
Mineral Resources slumped another 13 per cent on Wednesday, one of the biggest ASX losers in a market awash with red. The company’s stock was $96 at the start of…