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Glenda Korporaal

Sydney

Senior Writer and Columnist at The Australian

Contributing Editor at Investment Magazine

Writer and columnist, The Australian newspaper. Author Making Magic. The Marion Mahony Griffin Story. Co-author The Bid. How Australia won the 2000 Games. OAM

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Articles

  • Australian super funds chase $220bn US investment goal

    2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Glenda Korporaal

    Some of Australia’s largest industry super funds are headed to the US this week as a part of a long-term strategy which could see Australian super fund investment in the US more than double to $220bn-plus over the next decade. Super Members Council executive general manager strategy and insights Matt Linden said the US is the top foreign investment destination for Australian pension funds. “There is a significant opportunity to invest more,” he said.

  • National Reconstruction Fund on track for $550m investment goal

    Feb 11, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Glenda Korporaal

    The Federal Government’s $15bn National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC) is set to step up its investments after putting $400m in seven different projects in the past few months. The fund’s chief executive David Gall, a former senior executive with the National Australia Bank who stepped into the role last month, said the fund had pipeline of more investments which it would announce this year.

  • AI to drive new generation of winners and losers

    Feb 3, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Glenda Korporaal

    The faster pace of technological changes, driven by artificial intelligence, will lead to new “super clusters” of leading companies, according to New York-based analyst Viktor Shvets. Mr Shvets, who will speak at the Impact Investment Summit in Sydney in March, said the emergence of China-based artificial intelligence company DeepSeek, was another sign that there were no longer any “moats” around leading companies such as Meta, Google and Apple.

  • China moves to tighten domestic control over Bitcoin as Trump appoints Bitcoin fan to SEC

    Jan 6, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Glenda Korporaal

    The advent of a Trump presidency is accelerating a divergence on digital currencies between the world’s two largest economies, even as it gives the sector a major boost.

  • Leaders backing AI to boost business

    Dec 19, 2024 | stockhead.com.au | Glenda Korporaal

    Telstra is forging ahead with using artificial intelligence, with many businesses, from the big banks to Bunnings, using it to improve customer service, as senior executives study how the next generation of AI can further boost their businesses.

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Glenda Korporaal @GlendaKorporaal
9 May 25

Our housing system is not working: Susan Lloyd-hurwitz speaks to the launch of the Salvos annual appeal. Her grandparents in Belfast worked for the Salvos https://t.co/rMwsaoNNig

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Glenda Korporaal @GlendaKorporaal
9 May 25

Chris Minns addresses the launch of the Salvos annual appeal https://t.co/vYDn70Q1HG

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Glenda Korporaal @GlendaKorporaal
8 May 25

Uighur artist refuses to be hemmed in by borders of politics https://t.co/mHC3qIFYFv via @australian