Popular cars recalled over faulty wiring
Two popular car models have been recalled amid fears a wiring issue could cause serious harm or death.
Manufacturing
‘Nowhere near enough’: silicosis fears grow
South Australia is moving to address an escalating health emergency threatening to kill off thousands of Australian workers with debilitating cancers, but the unions say much more needs to be done.
Tradie misery as 740 jobs slashed
A major global builder with a base in Australia will slash hundreds of jobs, equating to roughly to 10 per cent of its international workforce.
Aussie company’s share tumble
One unlucky Australian company has had its share price plummet while the market has remained relatively steady.
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Huawei boss: ‘You cannot crush us’
Huawei’s billionaire founder has lashed out at President Donald Trump over the arrest of his daughter, saying the US cannot destroy or do without the company’s ‘more advanced’ technology.
Doomed A380s languish in graveyard
Airbus says the axed A380 could be flying for decades to come. But images show the problem with the superjumbo goes much deeper.
Aussie icon’s value cut from $147m to zero
Coca-Cola Amatil says it’s confident for the future of the canned fruit and vegetable business despite its value being slashed.
How Airbus ‘destroyed’ the A380
An aviation expert has said that when it comes to the superjumbo’s demise, ignore the excuses — Airbus itself sealed the A380’s fate.
Shocking Opal Tower shortcuts revealed
An Opal Tower construction worker has leaked shocking footage showing cracked concrete patched with resin and beams taped together.
What May’s Plan B will mean for Australia
With just hours to go before Theresa May tables her Plan B, Trade Minister Simon Birmingham has revealed the steps being taken for Australian companies in a post-Brexit world.
Aussie’s bid to save his $350m yacht and a sinking yard
Australian businessman Glen Moroney is being touted as the potential saviour of a historic shipyard in Croatia, where he also has a $350 million cruise yacht.
Bahamas big Australian farm buyers
Residents or companies from the tax haven of the Bahamas have shown up as the biggest buyers of Australian agricultural land in the past year.
5000 apprenticeships vacant due to ‘job snobs’
There are as many as 5000 apprenticeships sitting vacant across Australia with employers struggling to fill them. Here’s the jobs each state is struggling to fill.
America’s bizarre cheese war
America has a big cheese problem. More than 600,000 tonnes of the stuff is piling up around the country as demand collapses.
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