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| | | ... the moment, but we are almost wholly reliant on imports for oil, and we are the highest user of diesel per capita in the world," he said. "So, this is a big real income shock for Australia, even if national income and the fiscal coffers may benefit from ... |
| | | | ... incredibly attractive." Coffey says the other fascinating element is that some of the (arguably) most exciting businesses in the world right now are staying private for longer - think SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI. "The conversation has shifted from ... |
| | | | ... Digital Infrastructure chair David Scaysbrook said Blackstone is ideally placed to help Rowan continue its growth as the world's leading investors in digital infrastructure and energy. "We are delighted that Blackstone is investing in Rowan. We're focused ... |
| | | | "I think the odds are on our side." That was the message from Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei at the World Economic Forum in Davos, as the race for global dominance in artificial intelligence (AI) gains historic pace. Anthropic is building the ... |
| | | | ... well" understood, the authorisation for TCP may require greater clarity with the mechanics around the tokenisation of real-world assets. "A TCP authorisation introduces a legal framework for Australian licensed businesses to tokenise real-world asset. ... |
| | | | ... does that have on economic growth?" he questioned. He said Australia remains as much at risk as any other country in the world due to the supply shock. "Australia is particularly vulnerable here because we don't have a lot of inventory to begin with. ... |
| | | | ... government is focused on creating stability and security for the nation but said this will not happen "standing still while the world changes around us". "It means anticipating and creating change, true to Australian values and in Australia's interests. ... |
| | | | ... from their parents before them. As he explains, Baby Boomers' parents lived through the Great Depression and lived in a world of uncertainty, where wealth wasn't "extravagantly thrown around". "The Baby Boomers, post-Second World War born, have ... |
| | | | ... these experiences as my career has evolved." He added the influence of family offices and foundations is growing across the world, as is the positive impact they're having. "There's lots of great work to do and I can't wait to get started," ... |
| | | | ... investments Jonathan Shead said. "Australia is a gold standard, poised to build one of the best retirement systems in the world. We believe as an industry, have both the opportunity and the responsibility in standardising a simple default pathway, combining ... |
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