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2023 could be the year of corporate governance
Here are the three key areas Australian boards and leaders need to be aware of – and acting on – this year.
Could Australia’s supply chain go electric?
Australia might lag behind the rest of the world when it comes to the adaption of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, but is that about to change?
Rise of the ‘deinfluencer’: New TikTok trend challenging influencers and consumerism
Fast-fashion is one of the largest contributors to overconsumption and climate change, producing over 92 million tons of waste each year.
Adidas’ grim US$700 million warning after Kanye split
The German sportswear giant has a mountain of unsold Yeezy shoes leftover from its partnership with Ye.
Elon Musk apologises after publicly mocking disabled Twitter employee
Musk suggested a fired Twitter worker, who has muscular dystrophy, did not need requested disability accommodations and did “no actual work.”
Australian huts helping humanitarian crises here and around the world
Crises around the world could benefit from Australian manufacturing innovation.
Successful Thinking: How to cut it in a niche market
Chef’s Armoury founder Leigh Hudson says his was only the third business in the world to sell Japanese knives outside of Japan. Here’s how he did it.
‘I was financially illiterate’: Wendy McCarthy’s golden rules for wealth
Businesswoman, activist and author, Wendy McCarthy AO reveals the best wealth advice she ever received.
TikTok could be banned in the US – here’s how
The proposed law would empower the Secretary of Commerce to restrict use of software and hardware manufactured by entities in countries antagonistic to the U.S. – notably, China.