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Interest rates: Are we really getting inflation under control? - Vimarsana News

Interest rates: Are we really getting inflation under control?

Price pressures are just not going away, with rising home values and rents a big part of the problem. That has big ramifications for interest rates.

Source: afr.com
AGL chairman Patricia McKenzie couldn't get a job in a law firm. Here's why - Vimarsana News

AGL chairman Patricia McKenzie couldn't get a job in a law firm. Here's why

She almost didn’t take up legal studies in the first place, but didn’t expect to find job hunting so difficult.

Source: afr.com
Findex family behind $77m Toorak trophy home double deal - Vimarsana News

Findex family behind $77m Toorak trophy home double deal

Findex co-founder Spiro Paule and his wife Conny have emerged as the mystery circa $40m buyers of the grand Toorak estate of late fund manager David Hains.

Source: afr.com
WDS ASX: HESTA sides with Woodside Energy over chairman Richard Goyder's future" - Vimarsana News

WDS ASX: HESTA sides with Woodside Energy over chairman Richard Goyder's future"

But the outspoken superannuation fund, which has criticised the company for not doing enough on emissions reduction, will vote against its climate strategy.

Source: afr.com
Tanarra Capital among lenders staring down potential losses after tipping into a $465 million debt stack for Milligran Group's CBD tower deal - Vimarsana News

Tanarra Capital among lenders staring down potential losses after tipping into a $465 million debt stack for Milligran Group's CBD tower deal

A year after Milligan Group’s acquisition of the site, whispers about Tanarra Capital’s shaky position in the deal are starting to grow louder.

Source: afr.com