There’s tax gold in them there tax havens, and the government wants the ATO to chase it down.

Billionaire mining heiress Gina Rinehart has scored a coup in her slow-burn bid for control of Fairfax, after her closest adviser and confidante accepted an invitation to join the ailing media giant’s board.

In less than two weeks time, Australia’s answer to Donald Trump, Celebrity Apprentice’s business superstar, Mark Bouris, will be strutting the stage at the National Achievers Congress. It will be interesting to see how he manages to weave the story of teetering technology company, TZ Ltd, into his narrative.

Marius Kloppers is helping build China. As boss of the world's biggest miner BHP Billiton, he's sating what, up until now, has been the Asian economic powerhouse's unquenchable thirst for commodities.

Frank Lowy's not on Wayne Swan's billionaire hit list. Yet when it comes to foreign policy, this shopping king has more sway than the rest of Australia's mega-rich combined.

Chooks must be less fun than newspapers. And journalists must be much better company. How else to explain why Australia’s chicken king Bob Ingham is packing it in and selling the farm at the tender age of 80, while Rupert Murdoch is still going strong at 81?

A new book reveals the complex psychology and web of family relationships which define one of Australia’s most powerful people.

Treasury boss Martin Parkinson is steering Australia through the murkiest global economic conditions seen since the Great Depression. It helps that he's one of the most well-credentialed purse string holders we've ever had.

Mike Smith is the banker other bankers want to be. Smart, strategic and to the point: the ANZ chief's got the confidence to tell customers, the government and the Reserve Bank how things should be done.

Climate change and refugee policies have been a disaster for Labor. Perhaps shifting the debate towards industrial relations will give Julia Gillard the chances to lay a glove on Tony Abbott.