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Sleeping rough turns out to be a family affair
CBD This Vinnies CEO Sleepout will have extra meaning for at least one chief executive.
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A little sunny news amid a flood of problems
CBD The Australian Securities and Investments Commission helped soothe market jitters.
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Much ado about some bird poo
CBD It is shaping up as the Australian corporate (bird)shit-fight of the year. Three weeks after hitting back with a counter-takeover bid for Minemakers, its joint venture partner in a $350 million...
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UCL, Minemakers spat over who drives vehicle
CBD This one is shaping up as the Australian corporate (bird) s--t fight of the year.
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The long or short of it, Cottee is CEO
CBD Former Queensland Gas managing director Richard Cottee is in contention for the title as the shortest-serving chief executive of an ASX-listed entity for 2012.
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ASIC advice to be warmly received
CBD The corporate puppy dog has sent its strongest signal yet that it is preparing to step up its efforts to tackle any potential global financial meltdown.
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Packer gets himself a billion-dollar haircut
CBD His name is Packer. He has been described as very arrogant, selfish, unsympathetic, cynical and ''cruel to the people he works with''.
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A tough Storyline by any standards
CBD Queenslander John Story must be dreading his upcoming efforts to convince seasoned institutional investors that he has the track record to deliver better returns for Echo Entertainment share-holders...
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Palmer's pitch for Central Petroleum
CBD The former Queensland Gas managing director, Richard Cottee, has come across the biggest obstacle yet to his plans to join the board of the oil explorer Central Petroleum: the billionaire Clive...
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ASIC gets shirty with dirty names
CBD At least one smutty-named company was in a defiant mood yesterday after the corporate puppy dog signalled its plans to censor rude business names.
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Kelly joins Narev in sleeping out
CBD Who said there was no competition between the big four banks? The chief executive of the Commonwealth Bank, Ian Narev, will now have to make space on the cold concrete of the former Eveleigh railway...
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Faith, hope and clarity - the 'Che' way
CBD Viva la revolucion! The former Qantas henchman-turned Virgin Australia chief executive, John ''Che'' Borghetti, wanted a business function in Sydney yesterday to know what side of history he was on.
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Future Fund's new early morning synergy
CBD Sensitive details of the inner workings of the Future Fund were divulged yesterday when its managing director, Mark Burgess, faced his routine interrogation in Canberra.
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It's all in the timing at the Future Fund
CBD Sensitive details on the inner workings of the Future Fund were divulged yesterday when the general manager of the federal public service pension fund, Mark Burgess, faced his routine interrogation...
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Buchanan smooths out the wrinkles
CBD At least we know what Bruce Buchanan, the head of the Qantas offshoot Jetstar, might be celebrating with when he steps down from the airline later this year: a glass of wine and a tube of cream.
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Phone addicts keep shopping fixes alive
CBD If you thought Australian retailers were being bypassed by online-oriented consumers who were no longer under their grip, think again.
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High-flyers sign up for chilly night on outer
CBD Commonwealth Bank chief executive Ian Narev has become the highest-profile signing for the event where company bosses are handed a beanie, piece of cardboard, cup of soup and some cold concrete...
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CBA's Narev gets in the soup line
CBD The Commonwealth Bank chief executive, Ian Narev, has become the highest-profile signing for the event where company bosses are handed a beanie, piece of cardboard, cup of soup and some cold concrete...
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Witchery hunt could lead to Country Road
CBD There might be light at the end of the tunnel in Gresham Private Equity's continuing attempts to sell its ladies fashion chains Witchery and Mimco, which were put on the block more than a year ago.
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Lowy scrubs up, gives question the brush
CBD Cleaning and security are not the only things that Westfield likes to subcontract. At the shopping centre group's annual meeting yesterday, non-executive chairman Frank Lowy appeared keen to...
