CEO Survey 2024 part 4: Safety Culture, Santos to Zip Co
The Australian surveyed the nation’s top CEOs about inflation, energy and opportunities ahead in 2024. From Safety Culture, Santos and Zip Co. These are their full responses.
Breaking News
Australian shares near record high
Australian shares advanced on Wednesday, as a record breaking session on Wall Street helped propel the local market to just 1.2 per cent below record levels.
Servo worker bound with cable ties
The South Australian police are hunting for masked men who allegedly bound servo workers with cable ties during a frightening armed robbery.
ASX at 10-month high as Rio hits record
The Aussie share market climbed to its highest level since February 10 on Tuesday, as material and energy stocks helped drive the benchmark higher.
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Coles wages war with big pet food brands
The supermarket giant seeks to capitalise on the lucrative premium pet food market as Aussie dog and cat owners spend up big.
Extra million seats for Qantas passengers
The nation’s major airline will boost the number of seats to one capital city by a million and add a new route due to a domestic travel boom.
‘Ridiculous’: Major Uber ‘flaw’ exposed
The rideshare giant has admitted it ‘has no means’ to fix an invoice issue that could expose Australian companies to rorting.
Rio Tinto begs for forgiveness
The Juukan Gorge cave blast scandal continues to haunt mining giant Rio Tinto, which used its annual general meeting to again apologise profusely.
‘Significant challenges’: Bank boss’s warning
One of the nation’s major banks has revealed a profit spike but warns some sectors are still being impacted by the pandemic.
ASX slumps: Tech, travel stocks battered
The ASX sank into the red after tech stocks were hammered, with the NSW COVID situation and a bombshell from China dragging down sentiment.
Qantas reveals global headquarters
Australia’s premier airline has confirmed where its global headquarters will be after dismissing a ‘most likely outcome’.
Big hit to Qantas’ international travel plans
The nation’s competition watchdog has dealt a blow to Qantas by proposing to deny a deal the airline is banking on for international travel.
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