Blue Sky caught short by own obligations
It took just 10 minutes for Blue Sky Alternative Investments chief executive Rob Shand to go to the heart of his fight with short seller Glaucus.
These next-gen winemakers are doing it their own way
Nineteen-year-old Charlie O'Brien always wanted to be a winemaker. His parents, Kevin and Helen O'Brien, had bought a winery in South Australia the year before he was born.
ASX poised to rise on Wall St rebound
Australian shares are set to open higher as risk-on sentiment returned to Wall Street.
Kroger readies Plan B: 104 Exhibition Street sale
In cashflow hell, with corporate donations on the same trajectory as Newspoll, selling headquarters is clearly Kroger's Plan B should Justice Beach rule in Cormack's favour.
Blue Sky wins round one
Hedge fund and short seller Glaucus Research has clearly lost round one of its fight with listed alternative assets manager Blue Sky Alternative Investments.
Santos bid a gift for Malcolm Turnbull
Harbour Energy's $13.5 billion takeover offer for Santos is a gift for Malcolm Turnbull as he moves into the second year of a campaign to secure greater certainty in the supply of affordable gas on the east coast of Australia.
Blue Sky's survival strategy: hugs and sunshine
Seriously, the cast of characters in the Blue Sky saga is straight out of the bar scene in Star Wars.
This CEO comes up with business solutions on his bike
When he's not checking his speed, climb time, cadence or heart rate, Sienna Cancer Diagnostics chief executive Matthew Hoskin finds time for inspiration.
Bob Hawke's early victory
Questions of politics and political authority lie at the heart of arguments about the future of Parliament House.
30-year-old Parliament House needs some love
The architect who helped create Canberra's Parliament House feels the project’s long-term vision is being neglected.
In defence of middle-aged men in Lycra
Motorists may hate us, but being a Mamil has come to define my life. I can take the barbs and the brickbats with a smile for a simple reason: it makes me happy.
The tiny town with 19 cider houses
No one really tells you what to do when you first arrive at a "sagardotegi", or traditional Basque cider house – especially if you don't speak Basque.
Tracey Emin's new sculpture takes Sydney by surprise
Tiny statues from an artist more famous for a bed strewn with condoms and cigarette butts are gentle reminders to slow down, to look up.
Australian shares poised to drop
Australian shares appear poised to fall at the open after Wall Street's plunge.
Western wedding: Jeff Browne marries Rhonda Wyllie
Five years after the couple went on a blind date to the Logies, they're man and wife.
Is Blue Sky 'missing' $2.5b?
Investors in Blue Sky Alternative Investments will have a stark choice on Tuesday – either believe the company, which says it has $4 billion in audited fee earning assets, or trust Glaucus Research, who say it has $1.5 billion.
Colinton Capital navigates first deal, secures heavyweight backers
One of the country's newest private equity firms has teamed up with old world investors Myer Family Investments, MLC and Washington H Soul Pattinson to make its maiden acquisition.
Lamborghinis and hot breakfasts: cricket all about 'values'!
And the players have an attitude problem?
A year on from Elliott, BHP's in a better spot
A year on from United States hedge fund giant Elliott's arrival on BHP's share register, the miner is more focused and more transparent.
If your watch displays the date, you're uncool
A traditional feature of watches has gone AWOL for appearance's sake.
'Demi-fine' jewellery enjoying a shiny moment
Designer Rosh Mahtani is in the avant-garde of a fast-growing category of jewellery.
Michael Drapac's other passion, as well as cycling
The founder of Drapac Capital Partners has twin passions. Everyone thinks he's "crazy" for doing one of them.
The Adelaide woman who dresses Oprah
Annabelle Harron has the world’s biggest stars calling on her to create that knock-out red carpet look.
ASX poised to edge higher
Australian shares are poised to open modestly higher, with Wall Street dipping lower into the close. Oil, iron ore retreat.
Questions raised about lithium boom
Investors pondering a punt on the minerals used in batteries that help power electric vehicles need to keep a watchful eye on China.
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