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From zero to $21 billion: Kingmaker’s exit is the end of an era for markets (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Phil King doesn’t fit the mould of a rock star fund manager. You’re more likely to see him riding a pushbike than driving a Maserati, or lounging by the pool of a Point Piper mansion. He started investing before he grew facial hair and “became hooked”. When King founded his company Regal 20 years ago, a couple of million dollars seemed like a lot of money. Now, on the eve of his departure from mon
Price wars in perpetuity: Discounts (and Ooshies) usher in Woolies’ resurgence (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The supermarket wars have stepped up a notch as Coles continued its run of strong results and Woolworths turned a corner, showing real signs of bringing back the fight to its major competitor. For the first time in years, the two grocery giants are in a genuine performance battle. Price is the primary ammunition of choice, but it is one that can backfire. It carries some risks for profit margins,
KPMG’s sackings are just the start of the fallout for the firm (opens the original)
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Updated August 24, 2026 — 3:41pm,first published 3:25pm You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When a scandal hits an accounting firm, there’s usually a significant lag between the event and its impact. Monday’s KPMG staff purge will probably be just the start of a multi-year fallout for the business’ earnings, salaries and the tenure of those that remain. It’s impossible to measure the anger that must be felt by staff who will bear th
Topic | Commonwealth Bank Australia | Brisbane Times (opens the original)
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The Cult of Comyn. He has been likened to the business equivalent of Taylor Swift. A class action brought by CBA shareholders alleges the bank was aware of instances of non-compliance but failed to disclose it to the ASX. Climate activist shareholder groups have slammed Commonwealth Bank’s new fossil fuel targets for failing to rule out lending for oil and gas extraction projects. ANZ Bank has appointed former Google managing director Maile Carnegie to lead its newly combined retail and digital
Topic | Commonwealth Bank Australia | WAtoday (opens the original)
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The Cult of Comyn. He has been likened to the business equivalent of Taylor Swift. A class action brought by CBA shareholders alleges the bank was aware of instances of non-compliance but failed to disclose it to the ASX. Climate activist shareholder groups have slammed Commonwealth Bank’s new fossil fuel targets for failing to rule out lending for oil and gas extraction projects. ANZ Bank has appointed former Google managing director Maile Carnegie to lead its newly combined retail and digital
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