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Inside the frantic months after Nuix hit the ASX – and the skids

Now the subject of legal action by the regulator, new details show what was going on at the top of a hot tech stock which crashed back to earth.

  • Jessica Sier
The claim follows a wave of redundancies at Macquarie.

Sacked Macquarie staffer alleges colleague touched her inappropriately

A former associate has alleged her colleague “clapped” her bottom at an event held at The Establishment in Sydney, leaving her “uncomfortable and embarrassed”.

  • Lucas Baird
Jeffrey Bleich appears at a Nuix investor meeting in 2021.

Ex-Nuix chair was in ‘state of shock’ after share price slump

Jeffrey Bleich said he was convinced by management that the firm could turn itself around and that is why they did not disclose its poor performance to investors.

  • Jessica Sier

Merger boosts Sigma; Three fight to lead Qld; Five hard landing signs

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Customers can easily switch banks if they can get a better deal elsewhere.

Banks warn of mortgage rises from deposit rate intervention

MyState CEO Brett Morgan says, “in any intervention, there is a benefit and there is a cost”.

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  • Lucas Baird
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Endeavour Group chief executive Steve Donohue at the Forest Hotel at the company’s investor day.

Endeavour looks to grow pubs earnings by more than $150m

Despite a barrage of investor questions about breaking up the company, CEO Steve Donohue says hotel and retail portfolios are deeply interconnected.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

November

CPI cools; Charlie Munger dies; Fast 100 lessons

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Retail sales fall; More hostages freed; CFOs slam WFH

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Airtasker chief executive Tim Fung said being made redundant from Macquarie put him on the path towards setting up his own company.

What this CEO did after being made redundant from Macquarie

Tim Fung didn’t waste a crisis when the company let him go after the GFC. Instead, he tried his hand at an entirely new industry.

  • Sally Patten and Euan Black
Macquarie’s banking and financial services arm has cut the number of advisers on its books.

Macquarie wealth investment strategy chief exits

Street Talk understands Jason Todd has vacated his post after almost six years in the job.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
China’s property crisis has weighed on investor sentiment.

Foreign investors dump Chinese shares as support falters

The sharp selling in recent months puts net purchases by offshore investors on course for the smallest annual total since 2015.

  • Hudson Lockett
Macquarie’s Ani Satchcroft (right) told James Thomson (left) that the Vocus Group bid for TPG Telecom’s assets was “very complex.”

Investors ‘taking a breather’ from infrastructure dealmaking

But investments with a “higher level of complexity” were still happening, Macquarie Asset Management’s Ani Satchcroft said.

  • Jenny Wiggins
Westpac said that due to PwC tenure as its external auditor, it had not been invited to participate in a tender for new auditing services.
 will announce its full-year result on November 6.

Westpac to dump PwC as its auditor

The bank said it would not invite the embattled firm, its current auditor, to tender for external audit services, citing “best practice for audit firm rotation”.

  • James Eyers, Lucas Baird and Edmund Tadros
Athena co-founders Michael Starkey, right, and Nathan Walsh have extended their runway by slashing costs.

Big money fintech Athena struggles to vanquish banks in mortgage wars

Heavily backed home loan industry disruptor Athena’s loan book shrank markedly last year, and it has slashed jobs to extend its funding runway.

  • Nick Bonyhady
Nicholas Moore - the government’s special envoy for South-East Asia.

Nicholas Moore on how to get in early on the next big growth story

Former Macquarie CEO Nicholas Moore proposes an atypical use of large-scale government financing facilities and political risk insurance to encourage corporate investment in SE Asia.

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  • Jennifer Hewett
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A fall in intense mortgage competition has boosted Macquarie’s lending growth – one of few bright spots in the financial giant’s otherwise disappointing result.

Macquarie takes advantage of mortgage war ceasefire

A fall in intense mortgage competition has boosted Macquarie’s lending growth – one of few bright spots in the financial giant’s otherwise disappointing result.

  • Lucas Baird and James Eyers

October

Chris Adam says Anthony Albanese needs to act now to turn around his chances at the next election.

NSW Libs learnt a lesson at the referendum – here’s how they’ll use it

The NSW Liberals are re-drawing a target seat list of the electorates they believe are now in play after the referendum

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  • Samantha Hutchinson
Bendix Brakes has been manufacturing brake pads and the like from its Ballarat factory since 1955.

Bosch parks Bendix Brakes on the sale block; MacCap hired

It is not known how advanced the MacCap-led process is, however, sources suggested it was well-progressed.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

AirTrunk flags new Osaka data centre as it eyes $10b-plus IPO

The announcement comes in the midst of a purple patch for the firm, and the sector more generally, buoyed by the soaring demand for cloud computing.

  • Nick Lenaghan
Skykraft CEO Dr Michael Frater.
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Big money is back as space tech start-up raises $120m

Skykraft, which is building satellites to communicate with aircraft in flight anywhere in the world, has closed one of the year’s biggest investments.

  • Paul Smith