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Hong Kong's bounty hunters target Australians Kevin Yam and Ted Hui as China cracks down on dissidents - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's bounty hunters target Australians Kevin Yam and Ted Hui as China cracks down on dissidents

The Hong Kong government’s decision to put a price on the heads of two Australian residents has strained efforts to mend ties between Canberra and Beijing.

Source: afr.com
Better value from niche property trusts in volatile times: Hugh Dive of Atlas Funds Management - Vimarsana News

Better value from niche property trusts in volatile times: Hugh Dive of Atlas Funds Management

Unlike large A-REITs that mostly invest in office, industrial and retail assets, these own specialised assets that are less cyclical.

Source: afr.com
NAB and CBA look to India to build AI and IT powers as they hire staff in Delhi and Bangalore - Vimarsana News

NAB and CBA look to India to build AI and IT powers as they hire staff in Delhi and Bangalore

The major banks are looking to hire thousands more staff in Delhi and Bangalore in a shift away from relying on external IT suppliers like IBM and Infosys.

Source: afr.com
MPL shares: APRA hits Medibank with extra $250 million capital requirement after hack attack - Vimarsana News

MPL shares: APRA hits Medibank with extra $250 million capital requirement after hack attack

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will force the health insurer to hold the additional capital from July.

Source: afr.com
PwC scandal: Australian universities spending millions on PwC, Deloitte consultancies - Vimarsana News

PwC scandal: Australian universities spending millions on PwC, Deloitte consultancies

UNSW spent $38 million on consultants in 2022, while the University of Melbourne and the University of Queensland each paid out more than $37 million.

Source: smh.com.au