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Leaders need to ‘be the best version’ of themselves and take on new challenges, the boss of Australia’s biggest oil and gas business says.
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New Qantas chair John Mullen has assured shareholders board and management are addressing issues that have damaged the airline’s reputation.
Is the Jeff Bezos-Lauren Sanchez wedding delayed because of the need for the grandaddy of all prenups?
Qantas will hand out big ‘thank you’ payments as a reward for each of its 27,000 staff even as it warns of continuing geopolitical threats to its fuel bill.
Shareholders are expected to give new Qantas chair John Mullen a smooth ride in his first AGM at the helm after angrily voting down executive pay last year.
Your favourite businessman? Have you ever watched Succession? This is what happened when leading businessman Ryan Stokes had to give the first answer that popped into his head under rapid-fire questions
Hundreds of Qantas engineers are walking off the job to highlight pay battle to AGM in Hobart
Ryan Stokes says there’s no such thing as a ‘free lunch’ when it comes to renewable energy and he believes there is a way to convert the nuclear ‘NIMBYs’.
Workers have blasted Woolworths for a ‘nefarious’ workplace surveillance system that is putting employees’ health and safety at risk.
Under-fire WiseTech Global chief executive Richard White has bowed to pressure and will stand down from the company he founded amid a flurry of allegations around his personal affairs.
Excessive regulation — not a lack of construction materials— is largely responsible for the nation’s housing crisis, according to Ryan Stokes.
Ryan Stokes has raised concerns about the Reserve Bank of Australia, saying the central bank needs to stop chasing the tail of outdated economic data if it wants to implement effective monetary policy.
‘That’s OK, there are other companies around.’