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John Grill
News and interviews on John Grill including trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
Rich recoup losses
As we emerge from the downturn, wealthy Aussie investors have managed to recoup their losses - and then some.
The rich start their comeback
Our richest equity investors lost over $13 billion in 2008-09, but in the last few months they have started to make a comeback. Here's how.
The rich who'll reap a budget bounty
As predicted, the budget contained a number of attacks on the wealthy. But the news wasn't all bad, and some stand to profit by the budget.
The billionaires who won't be beaten
Yes, it's been a horror year for the world's wealthy entrepreneurs. But meet the billionaires who actaully made money in the last 12 months.
The boom goes bust
It's official - the resources boom is over. It's bad news for Australia's economy and even worse news for the gang of mining executives and entreprenuers who became fabulously wealthy during the past two years.
The year the rich would rather forget
The year 2008 may well go down in history as the year Australia’s richest investors lost their mojo. JAMES THOMSON tracks the downward spiral, and measures the rich top 30’s rate of leakage.
Still some ‘thump’ in a softer landing
A slight reprieve from a resounding sharemarket rout last week has not exactly saved their fortunes – so ‘devastation’ is still a word with some currency for the filthy rich. JAMES THOMSON
Who is getting richer from the budget?
The federal budget has been criticised for closing some wealth options – but a few have opened too. JAMES THOMSON reveals which filthy rich are looking to clean up, and which are looking a little leaner.
Gates no longer world’s richest man: Forbes
Gates no longer world’s richest man: Forbes
Entrepreneurs suffering the most pain
Entrepreneurs suffering the most pain
