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| | | ... Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook were in the audience, with Musk also selected to head the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). From executive orders, tariffs and the potential rise of meme coins, here's what the experts are saying ... |
| | | | ... resources, Australia can become a global leader in producing high-demand products like green aluminium. "We welcome the government's commitment to long-term economic planning and investment in industries that will secure Australia's future prosperity." ... |
| | | | ... emerging markets there will be plenty of speed bumps along the way. "That is why AMEC fully supports Australia's Federal Government in committing to the Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive (CMPTI), to assist this emerging industry and prepare ... |
| | | | Max Gill has been promoted to senior portfolio analyst with QIC's state investments team. Gill joined the Queensland Government's $68 billion investment arm six years ago working initially with the global multi-asset team followed by the state ... |
| | | | The jobs market is heating up again with plenty of big names making moves over the holiday break. January is the most popular time to start a new role, according to recruiter Talent Nation. The recruitment firm saw a hiring blitz in the back half of ... |
| | | | As we bid farewell to another year in responsible investing, here's a countdown of the most-read articles on FS Sustainability. Which ones did you miss? CareSuper ousts ESG policies in merger In September, CareSuper announced it would abandon Spirit ... |
| | | | Doubling Australia's circularity rate could deliver a $26 billion net economic boost to GDP by 2035, according to Canberra's inaugural plan for a circular economy. The Circular Economy Framework, released last week by the federal department of climate ... |
| | | | ... corporate and industry lobbying of climate policy around the world. Financiers should leverage their power and engage with government policy, as well as steer investee companies' climate lobbying activities, argues climate finance think tank InfluenceMap. ... |
| | | | ... that don't already have it - and still leave funds left over. For one-fifth of the Coalition's nuclear costings, the government could install rooftop solar on the 6.9 million Australian dwellings that don't already have it - a cost of around $63 billion. ... |
| | | | Climate change is causing a shift in the way investments are returned, from paying dividends to repurchasing shares - particularly in Australia. New research from the University of Queensland (UQ) finds the US, China, and the Philippines are also most ... |
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