Business
The case against death duties just got stronger
The assumption that inheritances just make the rich, richer isn’t necessarily true, argues Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at UNSW.
Business
The assumption that inheritances just make the rich, richer isn’t necessarily true, argues Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at UNSW.
Business
In the final briefcase of 2021, Adelaide hospitality tech startup MyVenue wins a contract to deploy its technology at an NFL stadium in the US, SA’s Booze Brothers call it a day and ASX-listed Andromeda Metals is granted a mining lease to develop its Great White Kaolin Project on Eyre Peninsula.
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In this week’s briefcase, Santos finalises its merger with Oil Search, SeaLink gains a contract extension to operate the KI ferry service until 2039, 57 films sells off its digital division and Adelaide developer Axiom Properties hands over the completed $80 million South Australian Emergency Services Control Centre to the State Government.
Business investment has been shrinking as a share of the economy for more than a decade, which means Morrison will need to do more than get out of the way, argues Peter Martin, a Visiting Fellow at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University.
In this week’s briefcase, the South Australian Jockey Club turns around its fortunes with a $7.6 million net profit, Adelaide clinical trials company CMAX wins a national export award and east coast furniture company Lounge Lovers establishes its first SA warehouse.
A year on from launching their family wine brand and cellar door in Adelaide’s southern suburbs, Ben, Sam and Jo Watkins are preparing to take their products to the eastern states and overseas.
Richard Holden, Professor of Economics, UNSW, argues that with all the talk of inflation from around the world, Australia should be careful to avoid not finishing the job of getting inflation (and wages growth) back to where it should be.
