Virgin’s cabin crew got a whiff that something was up when a large contingent of Bain executives descended on Brisbane two weeks ago.
Jayne Hrdlicka could be Virgin's next CEO or chairman if Bain is successful in its bid for the airline. Interestingly,she's still on the payroll of her former employer.
Two Virgin bidders are involved in carriers that have recently collapsed or needed government bailouts,raising concerns about whether they have the financial strength to ensure Virgin's long-term future.
Andrew Hastie's warnings about foreign authoritarian regimes ignores mounting concerns about freedoms and rights being curtailed at home.
After netting $6 million from selling a2 Milk shares she was given without even reaching for her wallet,Hrdlicka is out as the company's chief executive.
The a2 Milk chief exits just 18 months after she took on the role,citing demanding international travel and family commitments.
The frontrunner to lead the nation's peak business lobby has urged companies to keep trading with China.