Colin Kruger

James Hardie investors have dumped chairwoman Anne Lloyd and two other board members in an unprecedented display of anger, and its CEO may be next.

The $20 billion group’s disgraceful year will come to a head this week as investors try to wrest back control from an underperforming board seeking a huge pay hike.

With Tabcorp shares soaring, investors were in no mood to deny yet another multimillion-dollar CEO options package for former AFL boss Gillon McLachlan.

The shock allegations from retail legend Solomon Lew this week point to a bigger headache for his multibillion-dollar retail empire.

Alan Joyce’s former lieutenant at Qantas departed Virgin Australia in style with a payout that dwarfs her former boss’s controversial exit package.

Nothing highlights the US president’s trade delusions better than his victory over Australia’s beef ban. Record exports are now flowing in the opposite direction to what he intended.

Tracking app Life360 has shed its stalker image, and delivered a 1000 per cent return for local investors by leaning into its uncomfortable selling point: you can track your kids 24/7.

Tracking app Life360 has shed its stalker image, and delivered a 1000 per cent return for local investors by leaning into its uncomfortable selling point: you can track your kids 24/7.

CSL is battling the US president’s threat against big pharma and the vaccine scepticism of his health tsar, but that’s not why its shares plunged on Tuesday.

Coles, Woolies and IGA are losing a multibillion-dollar tobacco battle with a vicious new competitor, organised crime, and it is costing us all dearly.