Adam Schwab
Adam Schwab is a commentator, business director, and the co-founder of LuxuryEscapes.com. He is also the author of Pigs at the Trough: Lessons from Australia’s Decade of Corporate Greed.
Queensland's claim to be going gangbusters keeping COVID-19 in check is rather questionable.
Are premiers right to keep states locked down? And we take a look at who's really benefiting from the COVID-19 slump.
The source of Australia’s largest home-grown outbreak raises questions about what exactly qualifies as an essential business.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is losing favour over ongoing restrictions, and the car park lobby (yes, it's a thing) wants a tax break.
The virus hasn't been all bad news for everyone — some state premiers and business are actually having a good virus (for now).
Even in its small policy successes in fighting COVID-19, the government managed to completely fail.
Scott Morrison's popularity skyrocketed in today's Newspoll. What gives?
What makes Virgin’s collapse unusual is that it wasn't so much caused by a virus or economic disaster, but by the vaulting ambition of its former chief executive.
While community measures have done well in slowing the spread of COVID-19, international cases still threaten Australia's progress.
For some businesses, the virus is just the accelerant on a fire that was always going to engulf them.
