A senior board director commented the current overly formulaic rem structures didn't work, but instos didn't trust boards to exercise appropriate discretion.Lets see how this plays out Qantas’ High Court hiding turns heat up on Goyder afr.com/chanticleer/qa…

Christiane Amanpour knows the score. And it's not 50-50. At a celebration of her 40 years in the business, Oliver Darcy asked her what assignment has left the biggest imprint. Read her reply.

Some great ideas for writers

ON LAUREN BOEBERT’S UNDYING DEDICATION TO TRASHNESS

Great review. Even before the review the book was a hard no from me. This just confirms my expectations ...

My column about Qantas for The New Daily today. It's a lesson in the importance of stakeholders, as opposed to just shareholders. Also, how I learnt first-hand why its brand has been trashed, stranded in Dubai. thenewdaily.com.au/finance/2023/0…

Absolutely brilliant. Please RT

Great interview ... simple truths

Interesting approach

A key question the answer to which will be a major force in global economic growth

Great presentation. Even if you think you already know everything you need to ... think again!

Yes!

Will have to download his speech after watching this ...

Sometimes you have a wardrobe malfunction and it's not a big deal, other times it's in front of the Prime Minister of Australia.

This is a super post from one of the masters in communicating!

This is correct. And it is why the Cold War II framing works better than the alternatives.

Andy Jassy “is cleaning up a mess that somebody else created,” said Sucharita Kodali, an analyst at Forrester Research. “And he is doing it while trying to keep the ship afloat.” nyti.ms/46tZxfh

1/10 Excellent Martin Wolf piece on China which, as always, does a great job of presenting a systemic view of the problem. Debt is too high and growing too rapidly, he notes, but the risk for China, is not that it might suffer a financial crisis. ft.com/content/156c09…

A perspective