More than a year since Storm Financial’s spectacular fall from grace, and just a few months on from the salary cap debacle of the Melbourne Storm, there are lessons to be learned by both investors and rugby teams about the…

Just when they said it couldn’t be done, possibly the oldest and daggiest brand in Procter and Gamble’s brand arsenal – Old Spice – has been reborn with a cool new commercial, which has brought new meaning to the concept…

The prophesised ongoing dominance of the Spanish football team after its World Cup triumph this week is being cleverly mirrored by Spanish financial giant Santander – at least in the UK.

The group, which recently acquired three British high street banking…

Last week the crew at burningpants was privileged to spend time with the Treasury heavyweights charged with the unenviable task of making the Rudd Government reforms a reality.

Contrary to popular belief these guys were sharp, engaging, and interested in outcomes…

Here at burningpants we are wide readers in the area of economics, partly because it allows us to take a helicopter view of what’s happening in the world and partly because we like reading about big ideas discussed elegantly.

In the past…

The reverence that Tony Blair once commanded in the UK has long been displaced by ridicule and derision when it comes to his replacement, Gordon Brown.

Combine the illustrative power of the internet and the abilities of individuals with a little…