Victoria Thieberger
Business Spectator
Melbourne, FL, United States
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Big Data arrives at the supermarket
Grocery shoppers will soon be able to access as much information about the produce they are about to buy as the farmer who grew it. → Read More
Manufacturing needs an image makeover
Despite a world-class research sector, most intellectual property in Australia never reaches commercialisation. → Read More
How ethical investing went mainstream
Funds that use responsible investment strategies now account for half the managed fund industry. And they are outperforming as well. → Read More
Yes minister, prices are growing strongly
Senior Treasury officials spent Friday dodging the big question on housing prices. → Read More
ANZ dives into the growing ETF market
Investors fed up with underperforming fund managers now have a low-cost alternative. → Read More
The numbers don't tell the whole economic story
Timely and accurate information on the services sector remains scant, making it difficult for policymakers to assess the health of the economy. → Read More
Counting the cost of unhappy employees
If you're reading this with a severe case of Mondayitis, your employer probably ranks lower on scales of profitability and customer satisfaction. → Read More
Where the jobs are
New employment figures show the rebalancing of the economy is well under way. → Read More
The markets aren't listening to the Fed
Instead of obsessing over when interest rates will start to rise, investors should consider how much they will rise over the cycle. → Read More
Is this the deal of the decade?
One new project will provide impressive returns not only to its owners but the public as well. → Read More
The Future Fund prepares for when the music stops
The $117 billion fund is making its portfolio as robust as possible ahead of a potential market downturn, but also warns against becoming too defensive. → Read More
It's time for fund managers to stop skirting around diversity
While there are a growing number of women in senior positions in finance and banking, there remains a dearth of diversity in funds management. → Read More
A way out of the boom-bust cycle?
QIC says one simple proposal would return the economy to above-trend growth and reduce risks of a housing bust, but the RBA has its doubts. → Read More
No-fee broker plans Aust push
Start-up Robinhood in discussions with regulators after flood of Australian demand. → Read More
A voice of reason on super
Complex and difficult issues surrounding the treatment of tax, retirement and super reform are finally being acknowledged within Treasury, but the pollies at the top aren't listening. → Read More
A new world of free share trading
A US start-up is headed to our shores to shake up the local online broking industry. → Read More
Time for another look at ETFs
Exchange traded funds remain a small part of the local market, but there are a few reasons why they are worth considering as part of a diversified portfolio. → Read More
Yes, a million in super is plenty
Super experts claim that in the current low interest rate environment $1m in superannuation isn't enough but their argument has many flaws. → Read More
A fade in the yield trade
Rising bond yields may make the stock market darlings of recent years less attractive on a relative basis. → Read More
Hunting for ASX value
Two of Australia’s most prominent fund managers are wary of high valuations for local IPOs, but have diverse views on the big banks and South32. → Read More