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Giuseppe (Joe) Tauriello joined The Advertiser’s business team in 2011, covering a range of sectors including commercial property, construction, retail, technology, professional services, resources and energy. Joe is a chartered accountant, having previously worked in finance.

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Giuseppe Tauriello

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Kaseya APAC vice president and general manager Daniel Garcia. Picture: Supplied by Kaseya

SMEs the target of cyber attacks

Sweeping changes to privacy laws are likely to catch many SMEs off guard, leaving them even more exposed to the increasing threat of cyber attacks.

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Artist's impression of Innovation Centre at Lot Fourteen. Picture: Supplied by JLL

New developer for delayed innovation hub

A new developer is being sought to deliver a redesigned innovation hub at Lot Fourteen, after the state government severed ties with a Melbourne property group.

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Queensland Gas LNG (APLNG ConocoPhillips)

China demands cheaper LNG deal

Sinopec is the latest in a wave of Asian buyers that have been looking to renegotiate their long-term LNG contracts to reflect the new pricing environment.

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Environmental threat to 2030 energy goal: Acciona

Acciona has flicked the switch on the biggest wind farm in the southern hemisphere, but warns environmental rules remain the major obstacle for more renewables.

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A helicopter flies over oil storage drums aboard an offshore oil platform in the Persian Gulf's Salman Oil Field, operated by the National Iranian Offshore Oil Co., near Lavan island, Iran, on Thursday, Jan. 5. 2017. Nov. 5 is the day when sweeping U.S. sanctions on Iran’s energy and banking sectors go back into effect after Trump’s decision in May to walk away from the six-nation deal with Iran that suspended them. Photographer: Ali Mohammadi/Bloomberg

Economists play down fears over pump price as oil spikes

Oil prices have surged on escalating tensions in the Middle East, amid fears a deeper conflict that draws in Iran would crunch global supplies.

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A farmer inspects cotton plants in a field on the outskirts of Moree, New South Wales, Australia, on Thursday, April 15, 2021. China accounted for about 35% of Australia’s A$2.56 billion ($1.8 billion) cotton export trade in 2018-19, according to Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade data. Other major importers include Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and India. Photographer: David Gray/Bloomberg

Olam out of Namoi Cotton race after rival’s higher bid

Singapore’s Olam Agri has withdrawn from the race to acquire Australia’s largest ginning business on the back of a big offer from a rival bidder.

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ON HOLD : Embargoed for The Daily telegraph. 15.8.2024 The Christmas Creek mine is an iron ore mine located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, 61 km south-south-west of Nullagine. Picture: Rohan Kelly

Iron ore soars on new China property stimulus

The price of iron ore surged again on Monday, but wild swings in commodity prices are posing a major challenge to the mining sector’s green ambitions.

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Hickinbotham Group managing director Michael Hickinbotham. Supplied by Hickinbotham

Revealed: South Australia’s biggest home builders listed

Housing construction in SA is bouncing back from a two-year lull, with a familiar name topping an annual list of the state’s biggest home builders.

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Former Crow is at home climbing the property ladder

Former Adelaide Crows footballer Daniel Talia is kicking goals in a new career, promising to remove the hassle and stress when selling your home.

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160-168 Beach Rd, Noarlunga Retail Centre. Picture: Supplied by JLL

$150m splash on big box boom

Whitmore Property is tapping investors for a new $150m large format retail fund as it looks to capitalise on a booming population and housing pipeline.

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