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A PROGRAMME for youngsters designed to develop life skills to help improve their futures was held in the Borders last week.

The ratio of female partners has risen to 32.1 per cent, but it’s a slow march to partnerships parity.

Accountants or financial planners might make referrals or pass on information about riskier investments to their clients. It’s not advice, they insist.

Desperate times may call for desperate measures, but no one in the sector wants to see a return to the dark days, when the major chains abused their market power.

Private equity operative David Bluff is retiring from one of the top postings in Australian PE.

There was a raft of pre-election promises made to tackle housing affordability, so what effect will Labor’s victory have on property prices?

The prime minister is flying back to Australia today, moderate Liberals discussed a leadership coup last year and a handful of seats remain too tight to call.

There was a raft of pre-election promises made to tackle housing affordability, so what effect will Labor’s victory have on property prices?

High-profile Aussie investor Mark Carnegie has described last week’s collapse of the terraUSD stablecoin and subsequent carnage in cryptocurrencies as a “Lehman Brothers moment” for the sector that will create opportunities for shrewd investors and savvy web3 operators to thrive.

Retail investors, who flocked to stocks en masse during last week’s rout, reconsidered their enthusiasm and dumped shares as the sell-off worsened.