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Research has shown CEO recruits who have had even one minor legal infraction, such as a speeding ticket, are seven times more likely to engineer an accounting fraud than those with completely clean records.
Axe swings over ACT public exec's
Federal Government savings of $248 million have been made at the cost of 800 jobs in the public sector.
Business Council wants carbon consideration
One of the main groups representing Australia’s business community has called the Federal Government’s plan to bring forward an Emissions Trading Scheme “flawed”, “rushed” and called for the Productivity Commission to get involved.
Survey shows no respect for CEOs
A recent study has found Australians have virtually no concern for strong business leadership, ranking CEOs below politicians and sporting figures.
A word worth millions from US Fed CEO
It seems a misplaced word is all it takes to upset the balance of the global financial market, if you are the Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve.
NBN Co. Chief Quigley quits
The man tasked with launching the National Broadband Network is stepping down. NBN Co. chief Mike Quigley has announced he is retiring from the company and corporate life.
Palmer plants feet on Port
Clive Palmer has said there is no doubt he will operate a lucrative new port in Western Australia, following reports the Federal Government was being pushed to revoke his license.
QLD MP's angle for exec. pay
Queensland Premier Campbell Newman has announced an independent committee will be set up to deal with State MP's salaries, after outrage over a planned 42 per cent increase to politicians' pay.
Deal-maker now holiday-taker
A man described as one of Australian media acquisitions’ “best closers” is stepping down, leaving a significant void in the Nine Network.
Troy forges golden friendship
Troy Resources executives may not be all smiles after a friendly takeover of Azimuth Resources.
Watchdog chairman let off chain
A former investigator for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and the National Australia Bank may be looking to return to this side of the Tasman, after completing his contract with New Zealand’s financial watchdog.
Yahoo joy could be pride before the tumble
Yahoo’s CEO must be doing something right; during the year Marissa Mayer has had the job employee satisfaction has hit a five-year high.
Bertrand; yachtsman, philanthropist, leader and now MC
A series of University talks from prominent leaders of various industries has been one of the highlights of the year for many students. World champion yachtsman, businessman, philanthropist and Monash University alumnus, John Bertrand will lead the high-powered gatherings to discuss the essence of great leadership this month.
Big chains buy-up, CEOs expect a rough few months
Big Australian buyers are stuffing their warehouses now, anticipating more drops in the dollar.
Business ballads from ousted Groupon CEO
Some CEOs are known for their near-inhuman dedication to their directorships, but it seems one former executive is happier to hang up his cufflinks and indulge a musical passion.
Chinese telco appoints Australian VP
Chinese telecommunications provider Huawei have appointed Perth-born Colin Giles as executive Vice President, following the company’s ban from providing services on Australia’s National Broadband Network.
Ex-Woolies CEO says buying Australian should be law
The executive who introduced the 'Woolworths, the Fresh Food People' slogan says Australian supermarkets should have a quota on imported stock, reducing margins to lend a hand to struggling producers.
Executive immersion program launched in Japan
The Australian Industry Group has teamed up with the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry to offer an ‘immersion program’ for Australian executives in Japan.
Uni program builds big ideas for the future
A program at the University of Melbourne is seeking to foster the next generation of ambitious Australian entrepreneurs.
Crows CEO back after draft, salary rorts
Banned Adelaide Crows chief executive Steven Trigg will be back on the job this Monday.
Headless Panasonic searches for new leader
Panasonic Australia’s Business Systems Group is looking for a new director, after current leader Stuart Craig handed in his resignation.