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Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon

AI start-up Firmus’ planned public listing wasn’t derailed by its boss’ history. Will a retail chief’s alleged lies denying an affair scupper his shot at a float?

Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon

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MP Ngogoyo calls for prudent use of Ebola funds as Kenya records 8th case

Kajiado North Member of Parliament Onesmus Ngogoyo has called on the government to ensure prudent use of funds allocated to manage the Ebola outbreak, warning against possible misuse of emergency…

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