Sanjeev Gupta, who emerged as the unlikely saviour of Europe's heavy industry 15 years ago and then the saviour of Whyalla, now presides over companies facing legal action, closure or sale.

The 32-year-old is a Melbourne-based account manager for PSC Insurance Brokers. Insurance Business caught up with him to find out how a younger professional sees the industry’s insurance challenges?

BHP reported a 23 per cent drop in first-half profit with its interim dividend trimmed to an eight-year low as the payout ...

It was a big day for the big stables in the three group 1s at Caulfield on Saturday. Lindsay Park’s odds-on favourite Mr ...

Our fair value estimate for Inghams is AUD 3.70 per share. This implies a fiscal 2024 enterprise value/EBITDA of 4, a P/E ratio of 12, and fully franked dividend yield of 6%. Our DCF valuation assumes ...

Spark's moat is supported by cost advantage and economies of scale in a relatively small market. Spark is the equal-largest player in mobile with over 40% service revenue market share. The dominant ...

Calls to put health-warning labels on alcohol products sold in B.C. have been renewed in the wake of a recent report from the ...

Built on BASE, Kasu provides a sustainable 12-25% APY, offering the highest risk-adjusted yields in RWA private credit. This ...

Filomena Kyriacou led an accounting firm that advised clients who avoided millions in tax, dealt with organised crime figures ...

Arkona technologies GmbH and Manifold technologies GmbH, providers of IP core infrastructure solutions, have announced ...

Fifteen months after the Black Hawks entered service to replace the troubled MRH-90 Taipan, the Australian Army declared ...