The CEO of Fortescue has stepped down after just six months in the top job, while the company’s earnings dropped to $US4.8 billion across FY23

The CEO of Fortescue has stepped down after just six months in the top job, while the company’s earnings dropped to $US4.8 billion across FY23

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How will we get to net zero? Australian Financial Review's reporter Peter Ker meets the entrepreneurs leading the charge into the new industrial revolution. Empires will crumble. Fortunes will be made.

How will we get to net zero? Australian Financial Review's reporter Peter Ker meets the entrepreneurs leading the charge into the new industrial revolution. Empires will crumble. Fortunes will be made.

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Gavin Wendt, Founding Director and Senior Resource Analyst, MineLife

The Australian sharemarket logged its sharpest one-day loss since early May; fears that a recent rebound in iron ore prices toward $US100 a tonne won’t be sustained; probiotics companies are surging across global markets and recently released ATO tax data shows unpaid super is now costing Australians $5.7bn each year in lost retirement savings.

Host: Scott Haywood

Executive Producer: Nelson Scott

Technical Producer: Liam Achurch

Publisher: Nine Radio

The Australian sharemarket logged its sharpest one-day loss since early May; fears that a recent rebound in iron ore prices toward $US100 a tonne won&rsquo;t be sustained; probiotics companies are surging across global markets and recently released ATO tax data shows unpaid super is now costing Australians $5.7bn each year in lost retirement savings.
Host: Scott Haywood
Executive Producer: Nelson Scott
Technical Producer: Liam Achurch
Publisher: Nine Radio

Money News with Scott Haywood - 16th July

New analysis from the Super Members Council on recently released ATO tax data shows unpaid super is now costing Australians $5.7bn each year in lost retirement savings.

New analysis from the Super Members Council on recently released ATO tax data shows unpaid super is now costing Australians $5.7bn each year in lost retirement savings.

Georgia Brumby - Deputy CEO Super Members Council

A growing consumer understanding of gut health's crucial role in overall wellbeing has seen probiotics companies surge across global markets

A growing consumer understanding of gut health's crucial role in overall wellbeing has seen probiotics companies surge across global markets

Gavin Wendt, Founding Director and Senior Resource Analyst, MineLife

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