$32m facility to support Asian trade boom
DHL’s regional head says Australia’s trade growth with Asia is fuelling confidence in new investments, despite uncertainty in the wake of Trump’s tariffs plan.
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Business conditions in SA have plunged to their lowest point since the depths of the pandemic, according to an SA Business Chamber survey. Here’s why.
Elders agrees $475m deal for Delta
Elders boss Mark Allison has conceded the company may need to sell off branches in order to win over the ACCC as it bids to take over rural supplies group Delta Agribusiness.
Drakes boss lashes regulators over Coles and Woolies’ market power
Australia’s largest independent grocer says preventing further expansion of Coles and Woolies is the only way to rein in their excessive market power.
Inside Adelaide’s most expensive apartment
The penthouse of a new $130m luxury apartment development has set a new state price record. Find out what it sold for here and see the stunning images.
Brighter outlook lifts Hardie shares
Building products group James Hardie has lifted its full-year guidance following a better-than-expected second quarter.
Last chance: Final blocks in $350m housing project for sale
Two of the last remaining land parcels at an Adelaide house development have been released, allowing 12-storey buildings amid a $350m pipeline.
New place to soak up Adelaide 500
Adelaide’s movers and shakers will have a new place to wine and dine at this weekend’s Vailo Adelaide 500, with the launch of a new hospitality experience.
Adelaide tower snared at deep discount
Brisbane-based Exceed Capital has made its first foray into the Adelaide market, continuing its strategy of buying up unloved office buildings.
Survey reveals mixed fortunes
A BankSA survey has revealed the huge gap between consumer and business sentiment heading into the busy festive season.
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