Germany's mission to slash Australian skin cancer rate
A team of German software engineers is hoping to slash the rate of skin cancers in Australia by putting the intelligence of so-called smart phones to the test.
- by Jared Lynch
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Poppy producer TPI has high hopes this year but HQ's profile stays low
Finding TPI Enterprises' HQ is not easy. And that's for a very good reason.
- by Jared Lynch
GrainCorp hit by China's tightening grip on infant formula market
China's tightening of infant formula regulations has hit Australia's biggest agribusiness GrainCorp.
- by Jared Lynch
GrainCorp's half-year profit drops 32.5 per cent
Australia's biggest agribusiness sees profit fall by a third amid a "subdued market" and dry weather.
- by Jared Lynch
Murray Goulburn director Duncan Morris resigns
A third director has quit the board of Murray Goulburn following the dairy co-operative's profit downgrade and cut to the farm gate milk price.
- by Jared Lynch
Incitec Pivot boss calls for payroll tax reform
About 1500 jobs are at risk if fertiliser company Incitec Pivot fails in its talks with gas suppliers, government and its workers to cut costs at its factory in Gibson Island in Brisbane.
- by Jared Lynch
Incitec Pivot's net profit dives 79pc on Gibson Island plant write-down
Incitec Pivot's first-half profit plummeted 79 per cent amid weak global fertiliser prices and after high energy costs forced it to write down the value of its Brisbane factory.
- by Jared Lynch
Investors blast Orica, shares dive 12 per cent
The boss of the world's biggest explosives maker, Orica, says it is impossible to say when a "deteriorating" mining industry will start to improve after the company's half year profit tumbled 33 per cent and it halved its interim dividend.
- by Jared Lynch
Orica's first-half net profit dives 33 per cent
The world's biggest explosives maker, Orica, has posted a 33 per cent plunge in net profit, citing a "deterioration" of the global mining industry.
- by Jared Lynch
Dairy farmers go to war on Murray Goulburn, Fonterra cuts
A breakaway group of dairy farmers are preparing itself for "war" after Murray Goulburn and Fonterra slashed the price its pays for raw milk.
- by Jared Lynch
Fonterra follows Murray Goulburn in slashing price it pays farmers for milk
Fonterra has slashed the price it pays farmers for its milk, a week after Australia's biggest milk processor, Murray Goulburn, cut farmer payouts following a steep profit downgrade.
- by Jared Lynch
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