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From dishwasher to world’s ninth-richest man: Nvidia boss faces his future
Jensen Huang has a simple lesson from running the world’s most valuable company: “Don’t get fired, and don’t get bored”.
- by David Swan
BlueScope weighs $13b carve up bid from Stokes and US firm
- by Miriam Steffens and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Aurum fast-tracks West Africa gold play with full licence coverage
Aurum Resources has taken a major step towards development at its flagship Boundiali gold project in Côte d’Ivoire with three mining licence applications now lodged.
- by Andrew Todd
‘Played the long game’: Bulk-buying habits make Costco more profitable than Aldi
Australians are driving across town to stock up on toilet paper, $6.99 rotisserie chickens and beef mince.
- by Jessica Yun
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Cash flow looms as Pacgold flicks switch on SA heap leach gold project
- by Rowena Duckworth
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Why would you work hard? All some kids have to do is sit and wait
- by Alison Pennington
The big obstacles to Trump’s plan for a Venezuelan oil windfall
- by Evan Halper and Peter Whoriskey
Opinion & Perspectives
Trump now has his very own oil empire
Having de facto control of the Western Hemisphere’s petroleum wealth is a geopolitical game changer.
Javier Blas
Why would you work hard? All some kids have to do is sit and wait
The economic and social effects of massive wealth transfers between generations are not being taken seriously.
Alison Pennington
Economist and writer
Hawaiian shirts, shorts and cutting-edge weapons: A dive into the world of defence tech
Palmer Luckey, boss of defence contractor Anduril, sees a world of security problems that can be addressed, if not solved, with innovative engineering. Others have doubts.
Chris Zappone
Senior reporter, aviation
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Cryptocurrencies
The $393 billion crypto craze that could one day threaten banks
- by Clancy Yeates
‘Job of a lifetime’: Australia’s biggest super fund hunts for new investment chief
- by Amy Bainbridge and Richard Henderson
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Fake documents, ghost trucks: Westpac’s secret fraud probe revealed
- by Charlotte Grieve
Small business
Chatswood to house $290m 198-unit built-to-rent complex
Novus has extended its reach into the residential sector via the lower north shore.
- by Carolyn Cummins
One of Balmain’s favourite pubs gets a new owner
Local restaurateur Matt Turner is spreading his wings.
- by Carolyn Cummins
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A better scent: The small business cleaning up our home and beauty products
- by Katie Cunningham
