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.
Manufacturing
Aussie company’s share tumble
One unlucky Australian company has had its share price plummet while the market has remained relatively steady.
Aussies cash in after brutal China move
China blocked exports of two vital minerals this week – and Australia could end up laughing all the way to the bank as a result.
Iconic Australian brand sold
One of Australia’s favourite alcohol brands has announced it will be under new ownership, but not all fans are happy with the decision.
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Renault lets ‘fraud’ boss keep job
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Global car giant chairman arrested
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Coke’s big energy drink move
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Darrell Lea comeback after rocky road
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Worker urinates on production line
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‘We rejected Coke’s $2.5 billion offer’
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