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Land, labour, capital & data

Steve Sammartino explains why 'data is the new oil' and the importance of ensuring the trillions of dollars data creates is distributed more equally rather than to a small percentage of society.

15 Sep 2020
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Plan for the worst

Theo Marinis explains the importance of financially planning for your demise and why the best course of action is to 'plan for the worst, and hope for the best'.

14 Sep 2020
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Not all super is equal

Lisa Papachristoforos compares constitutionally protected funds (CPFs) with SMSFs, explaining the unique advantage CPFs have and why it's time those anomalies are addressed.

14 Sep 2020
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Has the Tesla bubble begun to pop?

With Tesla's share price plummeting this week, Robert Gottliebsen draws parallels between the recent US technology boom and the Poseidon boom in the 1960s-70s, and why a recent Morgan Stanley report highlights why Tesla might be overvalued.

10 Sep 2020
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Director Deeds: Director buying heats up again

With earnings seasons wrapped up, ASX 200 directors made their move over the last fortnight. Alex Gluyas looks at some major sell downs that occurred amid a flurry of buying among some of the biggest companies on the ASX.

10 Sep 2020
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Using ETFs to access the global tech boom

Tech stocks have been investors' best friend throughout COVID. Alex Gluyas explains how ASX-listed ETFs are helping investors tap into the growing tech markets both in Australia and around the world.

03 Sep 2020
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BWX rides the shift to natural beauty products

With demand growing for its natural beauty products, Alex Gluyas speaks with the CEO of BWX, Dave Fenlon, to discuss the company's goal of moving all manufacturing of its brands to Australia, its new manufacturing and distribution centre in Melbourne and how its Sukin brand is driving sales growth.

03 Sep 2020
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High risk for higher education

With Google recently announcing its Career Certificates program, Steve Sammartino explores the disruption occurring in Australia's higher education sector, as large firms move away from candidates being required to have a university degree and students being offered cheaper and faster ways to acquire the skills needed for the workforce.

01 Sep 2020
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