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Zhang Jun argues that the entrepreneurial impulse driving the Chinese economy's development remains strong
Heavy Covid infringement hikes will most likely fall the people most unable to pay – those for whom lockdowns have probably already been financially ruinous
Anthony Grant says the Courts support the use of corporate trustees where a family member/beneficiary is its sole director giving them complete access to the trust’s assets
Edmund Phelps and Mohammad Salhut argue that the key to success is to nurture the values that drive innovation
Murray Grimwood traces a long history of 'false narratives', and finds we're now at the point where the consequences are biting hard
Employer attention is increasingly focused on how to deal with the jab-reluctant in the workplace. Here are comprehensive answers to common questions
As we wait for a post-Covid world to arrive, David Skilling argues we may need to adjust our expectations. And some countries will need to adjust their approaches for new Covid realities
Adan Perlaky sees lower rates and yields driving increased portfolio leverage, with the spread between junk bonds and risk-free assets back as low as just before the GFC
Social Credit leader Chris Leitch wants to retain the Marsden Point oil refinery and has an idea on how this can be accomplished
The University of Melbourne's Kevin Davis says bank share buybacks aren't a good look against the backdrop of Covid-related support banks have received
Anthony Grant says Trustees who lead a beneficiary to believe a trust will make a particular payment but who change their mind and fail to make it, may face a claim
23rd Sep 21, 11:05am
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Anthony Grant says Trustees who lead a beneficiary to believe a trust will make a particular payment but who change their mind and fail to make it, may face a claim
Harbour Asset Management's Simon Pannett takes a closer look at how the Evergrande debt distress crisis may play out in China, and the implications for their wider property development sector
Chang-Tai Hsieh argues that US economic strategy is failing to address the unique challenge posed by China
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Cam Harper points to high quality, short term lending opportunities, across construction projects and residential houses that underpin investment choices with good returns and tangible security
15th Sep 21, 12:01am
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Cam Harper points to high quality, short term lending opportunities, across construction projects and residential houses that underpin investment choices with good returns and tangible security
A projected drop in Chinese import demand for dairy products sees Rabobank lower its farmgate milk price forecast for the 2021/2022 season
Angela Huyue Zhang thinks that China's comprehensive new legislation could be a blessing in disguise for their tech giants
John Kavanagh of Australia's Banking Day argues it's time to regulate the buy now, pay later sector
Local government is struggling with two major reforms being imposed by central government, both too big and too important to get wrong
Highly liquid gold delivers superior risk-adjusted returns than other commodities, is a proven store of value, and has low volatility, says the World Gold Council
Eric Posner says that President Joe Biden has made it plain that human rights will no longer drive US foreign policy
Koichi Hamada commends US leaders for negotiating an infrastructure bill that both parties could support
4th Sep 21, 9:56am
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Koichi Hamada commends US leaders for negotiating an infrastructure bill that both parties could support
The sudden mid-trial collapse of the $220 million James Hardie leaky-building class action exposed some hard realities of these types of legal actions. The Law Commission is considering whether regulation has a role
1st Sep 21, 10:27am
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The sudden mid-trial collapse of the $220 million James Hardie leaky-building class action exposed some hard realities of these types of legal actions. The Law Commission is considering whether regulation has a role
Eric Schmidt explains why the world's democracies must come together to maintain leadership in the critical AI domain
31st Aug 21, 10:46am
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Eric Schmidt explains why the world's democracies must come together to maintain leadership in the critical AI domain
Rising beef exports and good prices are expected to hold on demand from the US and China, as alternate suppliers suffer varying supply issues
29th Aug 21, 11:18am
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Rising beef exports and good prices are expected to hold on demand from the US and China, as alternate suppliers suffer varying supply issues
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Ross Verry explains how technology can unlock the ability to invest directly in the same opportunities that large managed funds get offered, building your own alternative asset selections into your overall investment portfolio
27th Aug 21, 1:51pm
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Ross Verry explains how technology can unlock the ability to invest directly in the same opportunities that large managed funds get offered, building your own alternative asset selections into your overall investment portfolio