Seven’s shares hit a record low of 63c last Friday and closed at 64c last night -- -- even as the broader sharemarket hit a three-month high. Things do not look good, write Glenn Dyer and Stephen Mayne.
The CEO and founder of Facebook is a rare and billionaire type to be sure, but one, thanks to his habit of being very typical very publicly, we can now identify.
When it comes to executive pay, how much is too much for the Murdoch family? Stephen Mayne and Glenn Dyer report.
Don't be surprised if Kerry Stokes sells out of Seven West altogether soon.
Tax cuts for multinationals are just another form of tax avoidance, and it's ordinary taxpayers who are the victims.
The Wall Street Journal's head honcho is buoyant about the paper's future despite closing global editions and criticism over its coverage of Trump.
Once dominant in Australian politics, the Business Council and the Minerals Council are now struggling for relevance. Perhaps their time is now over.
Domain was founded in 1996 during the peak of Fairfax’s last rivers-of-gold period, but the business achieved significant digital scale and profitability when Antony “the Cat” Catalano returned to Fairfax in 2011.
Fairfax and Domain might be undergoing a conscious uncoupling, but as a shareholder report reveals, the two aren't going anywhere fast.
It didn't take long after BHP mentioned it was unhappy with the coal-obsessed direction of the Minerals Council for the council CEO to depart.
