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Fear & Greed Q+A

Fear & Greed Q+A

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Short, sharp answers to questions about business, investing, economics or politics.

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  • Q+A: The story (and person) behind Telstra's brand transformation
    2026/04/02

    This week Brent Smart, chief marketing officer at Telstra, announced he was stepping down from the telco after four years in the job. During that time Telstra’s campaigns have won a number of awards… with Telstra now recognised as one of the strongest brands in Australia, and one of the top telco brands globally.

    In April 2023 Brent Smart joined Sean Aylmer to talk about what it was like to be the steward of a brand like Telstra - and to be tasked with transforming it, without damaging the legacy.

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    13 分
  • Q+A: The truth about executive pay in Australia
    2026/04/01

    Executive pay is one of those topics that always sparks debate, whether it’s CEO bonuses, shareholder backlash, or whether pay really reflects performance.

    And increasingly, it’s not just about how much executives are paid, but how those decisions are made, justified, and explained.

    Al Jurangpathy, principal at Korn Ferry specialising in executive pay and governance, talks to Sean Aylmer about the nature of executive pay in Australia, with the reality much more more complex than most people think.

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    14 分
  • Q+A: Why McDonald's and Coca-Cola may be 'boring but brilliant'
    2026/03/31

    Markets are volatile, unpredictable, and increasingly driven by headlines, making it very hard for investors to pick a direction. In that kind of environment, some are turning back to so-called “boring” stocks - companies with steady earnings, strong cash flow, and reliable dividends.

    Sean Aylmer talks to Josh Gilbert, market analyst at eToro, about why names like Coca-Cola and McDonald’s may be boring but brilliant.

    This is general information only. Seek advice tailored to your circumstances before making investment decisions.

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    13 分
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