AFR senior journo covering tech and health, occasionally Street Talk. Mum to Olive the bulldog. Email: [email protected]. Views are my own. https://t.co/BmSeVnA8j9
Australia (National)
Yolanda Redrup focuses on national business and finance news in Australia, with a particular emphasis on private sector announcements, investment analysis, and press releases. Her articles often cover companies making significant financial moves or experiencing major changes.
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By: Carrie Lafrenz, Yolanda Redrup
Eight years before CSL hit the ASX, another biotech made its way to the bourse. The trajectories of these two companies could not be more different.
By: Yolanda Redrup
When Brian McNamee took on the top job at Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, the government-run entity was barely worth the land it was built on.
Blood Money
By: Yolanda Redrup, Hans Van Leeuwen
Blood Money
By: Yolanda Redrup
When CSL launched its innovative haemophilia B treatment Hemgenix, patients cried.
By: Michael Bailey, Yolanda Redrup
A 22 per cent gender pay gap at Hancock, versus a 15 per cent for all miners, is the temporary result of getting more women into the industry, Gina Rinehart says.
A group of emerging female founders are positioned to grow their wealth substantially in the next decade.
By: Michael Bailey, Yolanda Redrup
The wealth of Australia’s richest 75 women soared by 30 per cent over the past year, as entrepreneurs in resources, tech, property and fashion enjoyed the fruits of a resurgent market.
The wealth of Australia's richest 75 women soared by 30 per cent over the past 12 months as female entrepreneurs in resources, technology, property and fashion enjoyed the fruits of a resurgent market.
The recent surge in WiseTech’s share price means Richard White isn’t the only one making money. Staff are sitting on a $320 million fortune.
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