Jackson Hewett
Business Spectator
Melbourne, FL, United States
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What's the outlook for reporting season?
Watch: in anticipation of a big month of earnings reports, here's everything Australian investors need to know about the biggest players in under two minutes. → Read More
Can agriculture pick up Australia's economic slack?
Australia's farming sector is poised for a new boom, given the right investment and innovation, according to the pre-eminent banker to the agriculture industry. → Read More
Australia hasn't shut out foreign farm buyers
Barnaby Joyce insists new restrictions on foreign buyers of Australian agriculture strike a fair balance between the national interest and encouraging growth. → Read More
More volatility expected for dairy market
Fonterra's Maury Leyland explains the global factors that dragged down the New Zealand giant's results, and continue to destabilise the dairy industry. → Read More
The first iron ore casualty?
Atlas Iron's financial turbulence is a stark warning for any producer unable to keep pace with Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton's cost cutting. → Read More
Why the RBA's hands are tied
A rampaging housing market means the Reserve Bank should be lifting interest rates. This is why they can't. → Read More
Organised crime moves online
International crime syndicates are targeting Australian individuals and corporations with industrial scale operations on the "dark web". → Read More
Another year of record low interest rates
Commonwealth Bank now believes that rates will stay at 2.5 per cent for all of 2015. Here's why. → Read More
Who owns that house?
Is FIRB doing enough to ensure foreign property buyers are playing by the rules? → Read More
An Australian geek's Snapchat payday
Perth's Jeremy Liew has a knack for spotting the next big thing in Silicon Valley and with his punt on Snapchat paying off, the self-described 'math geek' has his eyes set on another target. → Read More
The men who want to get rid of banks
PayPal's co-founder expects his new start-up to write $US100m of personal loans in 12 months. He's one in an army of entrepreneurs with established bank margins in their sights. → Read More
The new executive skillset: Code
As digital disruption hits almost every industry, executives are now adding web coding to their management toolbox. → Read More
Sydney to run out of gas by 2016: Liveris
CEO of Dow says critical shortage of gas will affect energy supply, jobs unless moratorium lifted on natural gas fracking. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler takes on the bears, Gottliebsen analyses infrastructure investment and Bartholomeusz weighs up the risk of another financial crisis. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler looks at the retirement village industry, Gottliebsen weighs up the union inquiry and Bartholomeusz analyses the Murray financial inquiry's interim report. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler tackles the great retirement rort, Gottliebsen analyses the future for building cartels and Bartholomeusz appraises Country Road. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler scrutinises the outsourcing of monetary policy to the US, Bartholomeusz ponders bank profitability and Gottliebsen counts the cost of currency carnage. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler looks at John Edwards' take on the mining boom, Bartholomeusz eyes the future crisis at Australia Post, and Burgess asks if the 'religious left' pose a threat to Tony Abbott. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler tackles the politics of oil, Gottliebsen sheds light on dodgy sharemarket practices and Bartholomeusz analyses the intensifying battle for DJs. → Read More
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In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler tackles the financial markets, Gottliebsen looks at Australia Post's competitors and Bartholomeusz surveys the LNG sector. → Read More