Bank warns Aussie dollar bloodbath not over
With the Aussie dollar skidding to a nine-month low, economists are warning that Australia’s slowing economy and a deteriorating outlook in China mean further falls are likely.
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Concrete carbon targets get a reality check
Boral is the second big polluter in recent weeks to pull back on near-term targets to slash emissions. It won’t be the last.
ASX up ahead of US inflation figures
The ASX finished up on Thursday, shrugging off a soft US session as investors await positive inflation data.
Big day for seven companies on ASX
It’s been a somewhat rocky but mostly positive day of trading on the ASX, as seven stocks hit their highest levels in a year.
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New law marks blow for fur industry
California has become the first US state to ban the sale and manufacture of animal fur products under a pair of bills signed on Saturday.
Jeep backflips over family’s $50k SUV
The manufacturer has promised to fix the Grand Cherokee but its owners are nervous the car will leave them stranded again.
Family’s $50,000 Jeep now worthless
The Lawrence family had heard all the bad things about Jeeps and used to defend the notorious cars in conversations. Not anymore.
Building boss slams epic ‘failures’
The executive says multiple changes need to be made to protect residents from crumbling buildings and combustible materials.
Market roasts overstuffed Inghams
The market has roasted Inghams for its failure to meet consumers’ hunger, with the poultry giant’s stock dropping by more than 20 per cent.
Arnott’s sold in $3.14 billion deal
US food giant Campbell’s Soup has offloaded iconic Australian biscuit company Arnott’s as part of the $3.14 billion sale of its international arm.
Troubled Boeing jet’s revamp
Photos have emerged of a Boeing 737 Max with a new name, fuelling speculation that it is changing the troubled jet.
Historic shake-up after tower fiasco
The NSW Government has promised to conduct “the biggest shake-up” in the building industry’s history after the Mascot Towers debacle.
Behind the scenes ‘king’ of Ikea
He’s one of the most powerful people you’ve never heard of — meet Stefan Bertilsson, the unofficial “king” of the world’s biggest furniture company.
Aussie bootmaker loses ugg-ly battle
An Australian ugg boot-maker has lost a legal fight against a US footwear company, but lawyer Nick Xenophon says ‘ugg’ should never have been trademarked in the first place.
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