Aussie fury as NZ honey war heats up
A bitter dispute is raging between producers of a particular type of honey in Australia and New Zealand that has created a billion dollar industry.
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Medical firms jump at tax break promise
Hundreds of new jobs will be created in one state with the expansion of two medical technology companies lured by tax breaks.
Boral rejects Kerry Stokes’ $8bn offer
Boral recommends shareholders reject the ‘opportunistic’ bid by the Stokes-controlled Seven Group to grab greater exposure to its building materials business.
Gupta plots great escape as legal action delayed
Sanjeev Gupta has appointed new restructuring specialists to navigate the collapse of its biggest lender Greensill.
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The world’s oldest monopoly ends
FOR more than 2600 years, one government has controlled the salt supply for an entire country. So why is it coming to an end?
Iconic shoes on the other foot
PACIFIC Brands has sold three of its iconic shoe brands, Dunlop Volley, Clarks and Hush Puppies, to a private equity firm.
Sweden bids to build our $20bn sub
SWEDEN’S defence giant is to launch an audacious bid to build the navy’s future submarine, which if successful, will bring thousands of local jobs.
Holden set to appoint Aussie boss
HOLDEN could soon have its first Australian-born boss in almost a quarter of a century — and its sixth boss in six years.
World’s fastest motorcycle unveiled
THE world’s fastest motorcycle is unveiled. It is expected to go from 0 to 100km/h in less than 2.5 seconds and will cost about $30K.
Drivers win from car industry overhaul
CAR companies will be forced to provide the latest service information to independent repair operators under changes being pushed by the federal government.
SodaStream finally gives in to critics
AFTER punishing boycotts, drinks maker Sodastream, which has Scarlett Johansson for an ambassador, has finally flown the white flag.
Female car boss tore down naked pics
THE first Australian woman to run a car company — she oversaw record sales and tore down naked women posters in workshops — quits.
Coca-Cola Amatil to axe 57 jobs
FIFTY-SEVEN jobs will be lost when beverages supplier Coca-Cola Amatil closes its production facility at Bayswater in Melbourne.
Whopping $8.3m fine for gas cartel
TWO suppliers of forklift LPG gas have been slapped with a massive $8.3 million fine by the Federal Court for engaging in cartel conduct.
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