Are bad habits killing you?

Andrew May Some smart people I know do really dumb things when it comes to their habits - and I am not just talking about alcohol and caffeine.

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I hope Zuckerberg got a pre-nup, says Trump

Rosa Prince in New York They were words of wisdom from one billionaire to another - whatever you do, make sure your intended signs a pre-nuptial agreement before you marry.

Jobs with benefits

Sylvia Pennington They enjoy huge salaries and nearly always have their own parking space, but which perks do senior execs most value?

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Women still missing in manager ranks

Julie Power Only 22 per cent of 1200 chief executives say they've appointed a female senior manager.

Gender diversity good for business but women shut out of C-level suite

Julie Power RESEARCH may show women in management is good for business, but only 22 per cent of 1200 Australian chief executives say they have appointed - or even intend to appoint - a female senior manager.

Qantas vs Virgin: have your say

David Flynn As Qantas and Virgin fight for the hearts, wallets and bums of Australia's business travellers here's your chance to rate both airlines.

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J-Lo tops Forbes celebrity 'power' list

Luke Malone Jennifer Lopez has been named the world's most powerful celebrity by Forbes magazine, toppling Lady Gaga from the top spot.

Billionaires' winter of discontent

Michael Evans As the very public kerfuffles of Australia's billionaires make clear, being wealthy doesn't lead to contentment.

Are women the best leaders?

Luke Malone US survey ranks women higher than men in the 16 key competencies most prized in top leaders.

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Dealing with annoying co-workers

Pamela Eyring The office is filled with all kinds of personalities, and many are just plain annoying.

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Men's skin needs care too

How many different products does a man really need - aren't soap and water enough?

The magic of a mentor

Andrew May You are never too good to grow or to learn from the right mentor.

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Top of worry list: work, work, work

Melissa Davey Australians spend more time worrying about work than war, the environment, politics or any other broader issue.

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Glitzy getaways

Rachael Oakes-Ash What are the top ten getaways for those seeking privacy, glitz and glamour, boasting rights or wild adventure?

Balancing act at the top

Sylvia Pennington In a post-global financial crisis, always-connected world, balancing work and play is more elusive than ever.

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Part-timers up against the wall

Clay Lucas Gabrielle Whitehead worries about coffee - but not for the reasons covered in the lifestyle magazines.

Rinehart children win open court bid

Louise Hall THE battle over the Rinehart family's multibillion-dollar trust will continue to be played out in public after the mining magnate failed to force her children into confidential arbitration.

Social media brings work home

Nicky Phillips Workplace experts warn social media sites can blur the boundaries between home and work life,

Getting fired: the secret to being rich and famous

Losing your job might be one of the toughest experiences you encounter, but it isn't always the worst thing that can happen to your career.