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The prudential regulator wants to lift the governance standards of superannuation funds to insist on more timely revaluations of unlisted assets to protect new members from buying in at artificially high prices.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is continuing his argument for a “values-based” approach to capitalism, urging large investors to sink more money into climate-friendly energy.

The rapid adoption of the AI chatbot has experts concerned that the internet will drown under a torrent of untrustworthy and low-quality content.

The online retailer’s shares soared to $25 in late 2020, but $2 billion of sharemarket value has vanished since those glory days.

Employers will have to record the hours of IT staff, game workers and engineers under new penalty rates and overtime rules brought in to regulate “60 hour-plus” weeks.

Outgoing corporate watchdog Sean Hughes defends the now infamous case against Westpac, takes aim at the anonymous critics and suggests lobbyists have had the last word.

Retailers are exploring ways to “digitise” in-store sales so they can create one-on-one communication with shoppers and make personalised offers in real time.

From the big four consultants to top legal firms, workplaces across the country are increasingly letting staff switch the Australia Day public holiday for alternative days off.

John Pesutto, the new Victorian opposition leader, has hinted he would reverse Labor’s plans to revive the State Electricity Commission.

The free OnRamp program will increase accessibility to education and opportunities for a wide cross section of Philly founders.