Gina Rinehart

Has Fairfax’s ugly financial result convinced Rinehart to focus on her own battles?

Big cliffs, Fairfax plays and cyber perils – the biggest stories you need to catch up on.

Two leadership styles – forceful and enabling – will serve leading companies through the remaining months of economic instability.

In theory this should have been a good week for Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill iron ore project. But a series of unrelated events must be ringing warning bells in the Rinehart camp.

Gina Rinehart isn’t known for olive branches, but that appears to be what she’s extended to the Fairfax board.

Businesspeople earn recognition, politicians rank low on the list as Reader’s Digest releases the results of its annual Most Trusted Australians and Most Trusted Professions survey.

Hancock Prospecting will be the first company permitted to use an Enterprise Migration Agreement on its Roy Hill mining project, provoking the ire of union leaders and Labor.

Jack Cowin’s appointment to the Fairfax board is a win for Gina Rinehart, but also a smart move by Roger Corbett.