Dealmaking

Read the latest advice, feature articles and news on negotiation and deal making in Australian business for business leaders, CEOs and leading companies.

Sin City and its sleazy trades

The redevelopment of Sydney’s Barangaroo into a $6 billion waterfront precinct has involved some of Australia’s most influential people. Exactly what role are they playing?

By Mark Rolfe

Billabong’s last gamble: Do owners make the best managers?

By Kath Walters

20 November 2012

An executive of the surfwear company, Billabong, wants to buy the company with other managers and private equity backing. Can he do better?

Tough calls: 40 CEOs on their career-defining decisions

By Knowledge@Wharton

07 November 2012

All the decisions CEOs make do not carry the same weight. Many are routine; some are significant. A rare few are momentous.

Inside the Autodom collapse: Why leaning on your suppliers can cost you

By Myriam Robin

05 November 2012

Relationships with suppliers are unmeasured and underappreciated by leading companies, says a procurement expert.

In or out? The case for – and against – the stock market

By Knowledge@Wharton

01 November 2012

Wharton professors disagree about which way stock markets are headed and whether investors should be in or out, with some bowing out of the market altogether.

Virgin Australia gains low-cost and regional foothold

By Ian Douglas

31 October 2012

Virgin is well on its way to becoming a full-cost carrier rather than the low-cost carrier it started out as. Should Qantas be worried these moves threaten Jetstar?

Why Virgin bought Tiger

By Ben Sandilands

30 October 2012

Virgin Australia will swallow low-cost operator Tiger in a deal that takes the fight up to Qantas like never before.

Four steps to prepare for the Asian Century, and one point to remember

By Kath Walters

29 October 2012

Australia is in the Asian Century, a report has found, but businesses must prepare for it without much help. Here’s how.

Why short-sellers are good for our markets

By Carole Comerton-Forde

26 October 2012

Short-sellers are often portrayed by the media to be the villains of the financial markets. However, the academic research suggests we should be treating the proponents as heroes.

The man behind the great turnaround of General Motors

By Knowledge@Wharton

26 October 2012

General Motors' CFO Dan Ammann discusses the struggling auto industry in Europe, a strong partnership in China and how GM is getting rid of 'bean counteritis'.

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