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Australia's most prestigious business column is now a podcast. Chanticleer is a weekly news breakdown of all things business, finance and markets. Every Friday, Australian Financial Review columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald go behind the doors of corporate Australia to give you their unvarnished analysis.
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Jensen Huang scandal rocks AI, Qantas shows job threat & banks’ wealth comeback
This week Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and business editor Anthony Macdonald examine the incredible spy and sex scandal that’s engulfed Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, they look at how Qantas ripped …
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This week Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and business editor Anthony Macdonald examine the incredible spy and sex scandal that’s engulfed Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, they look at how Qantas ripped the lid off the AI-two step coming for white collar jobs, and they take a question about who might benefit from the collapse of David Jones.
This podcast is sponsored by Ripple
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Could Jensen Huang take down Donald Trump too?
The Nvidia chief’s exit was inevitable. But questions remain over what the US president knew about the chip executive’s links to an alleged Chinese spy – and when.
Qantas just showed you how AI will kill white-collar jobs
The two-step – cut jobs via offshoring first, then use artificial intelligence to automate – is becoming a common sight in corporate Australia. It’s brutal news for white-collar workers..
Anywhere but Victoria: Investors demand end to debt cycle
Big investors say Victoria’s debt problem has cast a pall over the state’s reputation in capital markets, and the next government must take real action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Midterms spark AI bloodbath, Rate hike reckoning & why Canva cut hard
This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald dissect what might prove to be the biggest news week of the year. They get into troubled Australian companies Canva …
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This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald dissect what might prove to be the biggest news week of the year. They get into troubled Australian companies Canva and David Jones, they ask what’s broken with interest rates after yet another rate rise, and try to work out what Donald Trump’s shellacking means for us here in Australia.
This podcast is sponsored by Ripple
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Further reading:
Markets are a sea of red – and one frightening pocket of green
The Democratic Party’s huge midterms win has sparked a brutal sell-off by investors. It’s not easy to see what stops the pain.
Bullock’s wrong. DJs and Canva show this may feel worse than recession
RBA governor Michele Bullock isn’t sugar-coating what’s coming. But artificial intelligence disruption may add a new element of pain to a traditional slowdown.
One scary number in NAB’s result says pain is coming
NAB, two weeks after unveiling massive job cuts, has made it clear its braced for economic pain. Welcome to the banking sector’s first real credit cycle in more than a decade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rates pain puts mince on the menu, Coles serves up a stinker & Anthropic's big moment
This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald reveal why you’ve never seen anything remotely like the $3 trillion float of Anthropic, they explain what more bad …
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This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald reveal why you’ve never seen anything remotely like the $3 trillion float of Anthropic, they explain what more bad news on inflation means for your mortgage, and answer a question that puts the spotlight on Musk's succession plan.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe.
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Further reading:
Leah Weckert’s big gamble just wiped 10pc off Coles’ value
The scale of the risk that chief executive Leah Weckert is taking was immediately reflected in the share price reaction to her plan for the supermarket giant.
Bullock’s sideways glance tells us more rate pain is coming
Woolworths’ mince sales tell us households are bleeding. The RBA has little choice but to inflict more pain next week with a rate rise - will that really be it?
If Anthropic’s IPO goes wrong, the AI bubble will pop
The firm’s float will determine where the artificial intelligence trade goes next. But CEO Dario Amodei’s pitch – “my company could kill you, please buy my shares” – matters beyond markets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
NextDC's electric shock, NAB says 2500 jobs must go & Musk’s $5trn move
This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald jump into a couple of corporate story crackers on NextDC and NAB, preview the piece of data that will make or break …
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This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and deputy editor of business Anthony Macdonald jump into a couple of corporate story crackers on NextDC and NAB, preview the piece of data that will make or break Melbourne Cup Day, and take a question on whether the Chooks need to step up their AI game.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe.
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Further reading:
$3b gone in 40 minutes: Inside the NextDC bloodbath
NextDC’s savage share price sell-off is more evidence that the country’s much-hyped AI infrastructure sector is bleeding. Two more big tests loom in the coming months.
What Musk’s mega Tesla-SpaceX merger is really about
Any tie-up between the billionaire’s two companies would be a huge moment for markets. But the reason is power, not money.
The two forces behind NAB’s job cuts should scare every Australian
The bank’s dual-pronged hammer blow to jobs should resonate across Australia’s office towers, particularly with the nation’s white-collar workers.
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Firmus fallout goes global, the big energy lie & housing can’t find a bottom
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at how the Firmus fallout has spread around the globe and given the AI trade the wobbles, they ask why Australia is telling itself a …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at how the Firmus fallout has spread around the globe and given the AI trade the wobbles, they ask why Australia is telling itself a big lie about the energy transition, and examine whether the property market can find a bottom.
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Housing just can’t find a bottom. And one market is crashing
Property veteran Louis Christopher is looking for two signs that the property market is bottoming. Neither is emerging, and on the Gold Coast, things are really getting ugly.
The pain that killed Firmus’ float is spreading. Here’s a new victim
AirTrunk’s decision to delay its Singaporean property IPO is another sign that the rising cost of capital is starting to foster doubts in the global artificial intelligence trade.
Australia is in an energy cold war, like it or not
Forget the climate wars. Energy security has become national security, and Australia’s policy paralysis is leaving us behind.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Inside the Firmus fiasco, surcharge ban goes bad & French bond bin fire
This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and companies editor Anne Hyland examine how the $44 billion float of Firmus went bad, they look at how the removal of those debit and credit surcharges turned …
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This week, Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and companies editor Anne Hyland examine how the $44 billion float of Firmus went bad, they look at how the removal of those debit and credit surcharges turned into a farce and they put on their berets for a look at France’s bond market bonfire.
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Further reading:
Firmus farce is a tale of hubris and arrogance
Team Firmus seemed sure its true believers would make its IPO a walk in the park. Turns out it was the sceptics who really mattered.
France just set the bond market on fire again
Fears that the country’s debt crisis could spread across global markets are getting more real. And there are no easy solutions.
AI sudden debt wobbles arrive at wrong time for Firmus
As the data centre operator scrambles to shut the books on its IPO, investors have again been reminded of the sheer scale of debt that is fuelling the AI boom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rate hike underlines our scary problems, $44b moment for Firmus & private credit’s house of cards
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain why the RBA’s latest rate hike is even scarier that it looks, they ask whether Australia’s private credit sector is in such a mess …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain why the RBA’s latest rate hike is even scarier that it looks, they ask whether Australia’s private credit sector is in such a mess, and reveal why the debate around Australia’s $50 billion float prospect Firmus is only getting hotter..
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe
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Further reading:
Two pension giants just put Australia on notice. That’s scary
Our buy-and-hold-forever dreams are shattered – and it’s time to wake up to what’s really going on.
The gulf between Firmus believers and naysayers keeps getting bigger
The neocloud is rapidly heading towards the Australian sharemarket, and outsiders want to know which insiders are locked in – and which are free to sell.
The market’s betting AI will outrun bond yields, Fed rate hikes
We’re in a dangerous twilight zone where the cost of money doesn’t matter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australia ageing (dis)gracefully, a diesel disaster looming & AI at the Chook lunch
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at why the next 40 years could be tougher for investors, businesses and policymakers, they take you inside this week’s special chook …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at why the next 40 years could be tougher for investors, businesses and policymakers, they take you inside this week’s special chook lunch to learn the secrets of an AI pioneer and they extract the big lessons from Australia’s great AI hack.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe
To ask a question, email [email protected].
Further reading:
Australia’s OpenAI hack just exposed a threat to the AI bubble
We all think the AI bubble will be popped by debt, overcapacity or a lack of demand. The Aussie hack is a reminder the AI giants have another problem.
Want to really fix Australia? Here are five big ideas
Escaping Australia’s growth trap starts with a simple idea that we just can’t seem to nail.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Will AI really kill us all, the $50b deal everyone's talking about & $1-a-day Ozempic
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald try and sort out whether AI is actually going to kill us all, they take you in what might be the biggest ASX float in Australian history …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald try and sort out whether AI is actually going to kill us all, they take you in what might be the biggest ASX float in Australian history, and try to figure out what a $1-a-day dose of Ozempic might mean for the economy.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe
To ask a question, email [email protected].
Further reading:
One way or another, AI’s gods have hit trouble. Firmus isn’t immune
Concerns about AI are as surreal as the numbers on the neocloud’s float. And those are the two threats to the story: either it doesn’t work, or it works too damn well.
Bigger than BHP: Firmus will be Australia’s most capital-hungry beast
The party’s only just getting started for the capital arrangers, who have a new favourite client.
Migration mess comes back to the economy, stupid
The government’s migration changes reflect the business-like approach that the corporate sector has been calling for. But don’t expect the heat in this debate to fade.
Inside the eye-watering numbers Firmus is finally revealing to fundies
The neocloud hopeful is talking a huge game, but it takes a dive into the prospectus to get the full picture of its long-term ambitions and profit projections.
How $1-a-day Ozempic could unleash a $12b boom
The combination of GLP-1 drugs in pill form and expanded access via the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme could turbocharge adoption in Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Housing recession’s long shadow, Apple iPhone flip out & Trump’s insane cash splash
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine the growing sense of panic inside Australia’s property industry, explain why your next iPhone is going to cost a lot more and they …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine the growing sense of panic inside Australia’s property industry, explain why your next iPhone is going to cost a lot more and they look ahead to the next big test for markets.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe
To ask a question, email [email protected].
Further reading:
Fore! Why the death of LIV Golf is a warning sign f or markets
Saudi Arabia has emerged as key funder of the AI boom, the US government and even global M&A deals. But the Iran war is forcing it to make tough choices.
Why investors are letting JB Hi-Fi’s golden goose burn
JB Hi-Fi is proving itself to be the pin-up of the “softening Australia” sell-off. It’s a lesson all blue-chips should heed.
Bond vigilantes will rage at Trump’s bribe. Cracks in ASX could widen
After markets taught US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent a lesson about who really controls bond yields, Donald Trump unveiled the sort of electoral bribe that vigilantes will hate.
Housing won’t go back to ‘normal’ in a world on fire. Maybe that’s OK
Bond markets keep screaming that higher borrowing costs are coming. That’s bad news for hopes of a quick turnaround in Australia’s property correction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ugly choice between stagflation and recession, China's EV shock spreads & Bathla mess grows
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unveil the surprising purchase propping up Australia’s economic growth, they unpack a truly eventful week in financial markets and ask what …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unveil the surprising purchase propping up Australia’s economic growth, they unpack a truly eventful week in financial markets and ask what is sending one of the world’s best known car makers broke.
This podcast is sponsored by Stripe
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Further reading:
Bathla and bonds just a preview of what’s coming for timid Australia
Rising yields, plunging house prices and the prospect of a deep economic slowdown: in the past week, the challenges for the country have become very clear.
Housing’s Mr 18.6pc is pure fiction but is still scaring markets
The phantom number refuses to go away and is haunting Australia’s economy, investors, boardrooms and government.
Private credit is the reason we don’t have a Bathla rescue deal yet
Private credit firms tell us it’s how they deal with moments of distress that sorts the wheat from the chaff. The situation at Bathla will put that to the test.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
$3b builder collapse sparks drama, Profit season's best and worst & Ooshies grocery battle
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at why the collapse of a home builder might create a very big drama for the top end of town, they nominate their best and worst results …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at why the collapse of a home builder might create a very big drama for the top end of town, they nominate their best and worst results from four weeks of earnings season and take a fierce question from the West about GST proceeds.
This podcast is sponsored by Workday.
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Further reading:
The $19trn reason this housing slump will run longer than you think
Households’ strong balance sheets are supporting strong spending growth. That’s bad news for the central bank, which is not coming to save the property market.Liberman’s CVS Lane suspends fund redemption after Bathla collapse
CVS Lane, the private credit firm run by the wealthy Liberman family, has suspended redemptions across two of its funds, citing the collapse of Bathla, the failed Sydney developer to which it had lent significant sums.What we learnt: Ozempic in a pill could change Australia (no, really)
Chemist Warehouse rides the Ozempic wave, Wesfarmers leans into a cost of living crisis and Qantas flies through the Iran war.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Why your pay's going backwards, dividends surprise & bond market blues explained
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald take you inside the mysterious world of bond markets, and explain what’s got the world’s most important investors rather grumpy. They ask …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald take you inside the mysterious world of bond markets, and explain what’s got the world’s most important investors rather grumpy. They ask why many of the country's biggest companies don’t seem that keen on investing in Australia and whether there’s something a bit sick about your health insurance.
This podcast is sponsored by Workday.
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Further reading:
Scott Bessent just panicked. Your savings may be at risk
The White House’s stunning intervention in bond markets on Wednesday night will have big ramifications for investors around the world, including in Australia.
Economists say wage growth is fine. CEOs see a margin squeeze
Economists may be celebrating wage growth as “in line with expectations”, but corporate Australia is quietly pressing the panic button.
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The real housing problem, what profit seasons tell us & KPMG cooked again
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unpick an eventful afternoon at the Reserve Bank of Australia and pull out our most surprising tidbits from reporting season’s first big …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unpick an eventful afternoon at the Reserve Bank of Australia and pull out our most surprising tidbits from reporting season’s first big week.
This podcast is sponsored by Workday
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Further reading:
KPMG is radioactive. But probe also exposes clubby corporate Australia
Matt Comyn just turned the housing crash story on its head
Think house price falls are bad? The next shock could be far worse
Cleanaway board throws out the $9.4b baby with the bin water
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Prices up, jobs down in great Aussie squeeze, ASX’s strange high & coal comeback
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain what job cuts and Jetstar cabin baggage fees tell us about the great Australian squeeze, they look at how the ASX hit a record high …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain what job cuts and Jetstar cabin baggage fees tell us about the great Australian squeeze, they look at how the ASX hit a record high – and ask why no one seems to be celebrating, and they unpick America’s strange mission to save the land of the rising sun.
This podcast is sponsored by Workday
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Further reading:
Why boards are playing it safe and buying high instead of investing
Glencore bets that Australia’s woke anti-coal era is over, for now
House prices will decide where the ASX goes next
This hasn’t happened in markets in 28 years. It could mark a new era
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Why the Victorian premier’s fall matters to business, Inflation vs house prices & AI hedge fund implosion
This week senior Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and Australian Financial Review editor in chief James Chessell unpack the national implications from the coup that brought down the Victorian premier, they …
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This week senior Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and Australian Financial Review editor in chief James Chessell unpack the national implications from the coup that brought down the Victorian premier, they examine the RBA’s big interest rate dilemma between sticky inflation and falling house prices and try and unpick a week where it all got a bit strange in the AI boom.
This podcast is sponsored by Workday
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Big shoes to fill at Macquarie, good news on jobs is bad news on rates & China’s AI shock
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald say farewell to one of the leading lights of corporate Australia, ask why good news on jobs may ultimately be bad news for the economy, and …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald say farewell to one of the leading lights of corporate Australia, ask why good news on jobs may ultimately be bad news for the economy, and explain why China just sent a shot across the bows of America’s tech giants.
This podcast is sponsored by Elston
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Trailer: How I Made It returns July 29
How I Made It is back with host Lauren Sams. Don’t miss season six as we uncover how Australia’s top entrepreneurs built their fortunes and what they learnt along the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy …
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How I Made It is back with host Lauren Sams.
Don’t miss season six as we uncover how Australia’s top entrepreneurs built their fortunes and what they learnt along the way.
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Albo’s AI moment, super’s new era & CEO pay surprise
This week senior Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and Australian Financial Review editor in chief James Chessell decode Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s landmark speech on artificial intelligence, they …
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This week senior Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and Australian Financial Review editor in chief James Chessell decode Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s landmark speech on artificial intelligence, they examine why the next big era for Australia’s mighty superannuation sector is upon us and they ask – what’s a CEO really worth?
This podcast is sponsored by Elston
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The real Telstra story, Albo jumps the shark & will Australia profit from AI dollars?
This week Chanticleer columnist Anthony Macdonald and Australian Financial Review editor Cosima Marriner discuss Telstra's real problem at the end of a bad week, go over the big AI decision Australia needs to …
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This week Chanticleer columnist Anthony Macdonald and Australian Financial Review editor Cosima Marriner discuss Telstra's real problem at the end of a bad week, go over the big AI decision Australia needs to make and unpack the Prime Minister's podcast fail.
This podcast is sponsored by Elston
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How your super fund performed, housing Ponzi problems & Coles in the dog house
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at how your super fund fared through the drama of the 2026 financial year, they explain why the end of what’s been dubbed 'Australia’s …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald look at how your super fund fared through the drama of the 2026 financial year, they explain why the end of what’s been dubbed 'Australia’s housing ponzi scheme' matters to more than just house prices, and get excited about the celebrity wedding of the year.
This podcast is sponsored by Elston
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Housing correction adds to slowdown, KPMG’s boardroom bin fire & Stefanovic’s shock split from Nine
This week, James and Anthony discuss what all the bad economic news means for the second half of the year, ask whether KPMG can stem the bleeding by changing its board and delve into Nine’s ousting of the Today …
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This week, James and Anthony discuss what all the bad economic news means for the second half of the year, ask whether KPMG can stem the bleeding by changing its board and delve into Nine’s ousting of the Today show host.
To ask a question, email [email protected].
This podcast is sponsored by ANZ.
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CGT backflip flops, KPMG cops a roasting & RBA’s rate rise warning
This week, James and Anthony examine the government’s budget backdown, explain why Australia and the US’ Central Banks are talking about more rate rises and take a question on whether AI could change the way …
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This week, James and Anthony examine the government’s budget backdown, explain why Australia and the US’ Central Banks are talking about more rate rises and take a question on whether AI could change the way your super fund has to invest.
To ask a question, email [email protected].
This podcast is sponsored by ANZ.
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SpaceX has lift-off, the business of the world cup & the big bank big short
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine judgment day for Elon Musk as his AI hot air balloon, SpaceX, takes flight on the sharemarket. They also kick around the business of …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine judgment day for Elon Musk as his AI hot air balloon, SpaceX, takes flight on the sharemarket. They also kick around the business of the World Cup and look at the household name eyeing off a big deal in Britain.
To ask a question, email [email protected].
This podcast is sponsored by ANZ.
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Australias AI crossroads, KPMG caught red handed & SpaceX’s moonshot IPO
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald go deep into the world of AI and debate whether there’s enough trust to make the AI flywheel really spin. They look at how accounting firm …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald go deep into the world of AI and debate whether there’s enough trust to make the AI flywheel really spin. They look at how accounting firm KPMG has recently blown up a lot of trust, they take a question on the budget's impact on small business and commit to, one day, make the podcast on Mars.
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This podcast is sponsored by ANZ
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Mining’s next boom, the wine sectors big hangover & rich list winners
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald ask whether the next big mining boom might pass Australia by, they examine what the global wine glut means for Dan Murphys and look at …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald ask whether the next big mining boom might pass Australia by, they examine what the global wine glut means for Dan Murphys and look at whether there’s any good news on inflation. Oh, and James sits in a giant truck.
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This podcast is sponsored by ANZ
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Elon Musk's SpaceX float is $3 trillion of hype, house prices correction coming & your budget questions answered
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald ask whether Elon Musk can pull off the biggest sharemarket float in the history of the planet with his SpaceX venture, they examine how the …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald ask whether Elon Musk can pull off the biggest sharemarket float in the history of the planet with his SpaceX venture, they examine how the budget aftershocks are hitting the housing market, and they answer your questions on the government’s controversial budget tax changes.
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This podcast is sponsored by ANZ.
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Big taxing budget has no growth story, Coles pants pulled ‘Down Down’ & CSL shocker
This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald are all about the federal budget – the big messages, the big numbers, the big risks and the hidden stories. In this bumper episode, they'll …
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This week, Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald are all about the federal budget – the big messages, the big numbers, the big risks and the hidden stories.
In this bumper episode, they'll discuss whether this budget really was aspirational or just a cheap attempt to win votes.
To ask a question, email [email protected].
This podcast is sponsored by ANZ.
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RBA's ugly message for households, inside Australia's biggest investment event & Macquarie's pay lessons
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unpack another rate rise including what Michele Bullock said about the next six months, theye take you inside the room at the biggest meeting …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald unpack another rate rise including what Michele Bullock said about the next six months, theye take you inside the room at the biggest meeting of Australian companies and investors, and they preview the federal budget out next week
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This podcast is sponsored by ANZ
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Why the AI train is suddenly unstoppable, a painful week for the ASX and the RBA's wicked problem
This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain why the AI train is now an unstoppable force, they take a look at what’s wrong with the poor old ASX and preview the RBA governor …
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This week Chanticleer columnists James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald explain why the AI train is now an unstoppable force, they take a look at what’s wrong with the poor old ASX and preview the RBA governor Michele Bullock’s big interest rates call.
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This podcast is sponsored by ANZ
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