Macquarie has just paid commodities boss Simon Wright A$35.4 million, more than the A$26.5 million awarded to chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake. On paper, that looks like a company letting an employee outrank the boss. Inside Macquarie, it points to something much bigger: the people closest to the money-making machine can end up becoming more valuable
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In 2022, the Coalition on Homelessness sued the City of San Francisco, demanding that officials provide shelter to every unhoused person who arrived in the city before moving anyone from an encampment. The city ultimately settled, effectively handing a small advocacy organization veto power over a core municipal function. It was, as John Chachas later
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You operate in a world where digital transformation dominates every boardroom conversation. Cloud storage, AI-generated imagery, and mobile-first consumption have reshaped how businesses create and distribute content. Yet despite this shift, one category continues to quietly deliver consistent value: photo paper. If you’re in the imaging, printing, or creative supply chain, understanding the role of
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Criminal Minds: Evolution is knocking at our door, with a premiere that will debut before the month’s end. And Paramount just dropped a tantalizing trailer that has me deeply annoyed and yet undeniably intrigued. You know, the magic that is Criminal Minds, I guess! (Paramount/Screenshot) The series has been great so far, and having the
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Chris Stapleton is not one to make political statements. But it’s hard not to read into his Wednesday night appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. The Grammy-winning Nashville songwriter didn’t perform one of the countless country songs he’s written, but rather “Living in the Promiseland,” made famous by Willie Nelson. Written by David
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QVC didn’t miss the internet — it helped create the way the internet sells. So why is it now collapsing under billions in debt? That contradiction is the real story, because the way people shop today looks more like QVC than ever before. For decades, QVC Group built a system that turned selling into entertainment,
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One of the biggest issues facing working musicians over the past few years is the increasing costs, and decreasing profitability, of touring. After illegal downloads and streaming decimated the market for recorded music, artists relied heavily on live shows to make ends meet. It wasn’t necessarily a fair model, but it held up decently for
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A premier podiatric surgeon redefining what it means to put your best foot forward, Dr. Ragland specializes in transformative bunion and hammertoe repair—delivering not only relief from achy soles and toes, but beautifully refined, cosmetic-level results. Her meticulous, patient-first approach prioritizes minimal scarring while providing medically necessary procedures often covered by insurance… because elevated care
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Summer reading season officially begins in May—don’t ask why, we don’t make the rules—and with it comes a real smorgasbord of new books. Bookstore decision paralysis is a real thing, so we’ve created ahighly scientificvibes-based process of elimination to determine the It Book of the Month. The ideal It Bookrings four bells: 🔔Art– Is it
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