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Corporate ethics
Productivity isn’t working, so why not try being more ethical?
Ethics is a set of beliefs about the right way for people – and organisations - to behave. But what’s that got to do with the economy?
- by Ross Gittins
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Aviation
‘Not for the faint-hearted’: Jetstar boss on the high-stakes battle for Australia’s skies
- by Amelia McGuire
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Qantas to pay $120 million after settling ACCC case for misleading customers
Qantas has agreed to pay $100 million in penalties and $20 million to 86,000 affected customers after it advertised and sold tickets for already cancelled flights.
- by Amelia McGuire
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Bulls N' Bears
Equinox rare earths hits earn a moment in the sun
In the first of Bulls N’ Bears’ new weekly series, “Doug Bright’s Greatest Hits”, our senior analyst pulls apart some of last week’s most intriguing ASX finds.
- by Doug Bright
Markets
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Corporate ethics
Productivity isn’t working, so why not try being more ethical?
- by Ross Gittins
Opinion
US Votes 2024
Alarm bells: Donald Trump is flirting with some very dangerous ideas
- by Paul Krugman
Opinion & Perspectives
Productivity isn’t working, so why not try being more ethical?
Ethics is a set of beliefs about the right way for people – and organisations - to behave. But what’s that got to do with the economy?
Ross Gittins
Economics Editor
The way we work is fundamentally broken. How do we fix it?
All the research is showing, no matter which way you look at it, the way we are working is broken. It’s a problem we must urgently address.
Tim Duggan
Careers contributor
Western banks have no excuse for funding Putin’s war machine
Some of the world’s biggest banks are now generating far more money in Russia than they were before the war started. It is shameful.
Ben Marlow
Banking & finance
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Home loans
Mortgage wars enter next phase as property remains a rich playground
- by Elizabeth Knight
Analysis
Interest rates
When interest rates eventually fall, banks will face a critical decision
- by Clancy Yeates
Entrepreneurship
A force of nature with a wry smile: Lang Walker remembered
Billionaire and philanthropist Lang Walker was remembered as a transformative force in Australia’s urban landscape at a memorial service at Sydney Town Hall on Friday.
- by Colin Kruger and Carolyn Cummins
The iron men with a $3 billion plan to save the planet
Two former Fortescue executives want to reduce the enormous carbon footprint of iron ore, Australia’s most lucrative export industry. It’ll cost at least $3 billion.
- by Anne Hyland
