Copper wars are on as BHP’s CEO bets it all on Anglo
In making the high-risk $60bn mega-deal, BHP’s boss Mike Henry needs to prove the miner is not slipping back to its destructive old habits.
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$15m Noosa stoush as high-flying developer falls out with friends
A bumper wheat crop back in 1970s meant farmer Ian Cameron could buy beachfront property in then burgeoning Noosa with friends. The deal has now taken a strange legal twist.
Star Chamber descends into a trial about office politics
A high-stakes inquiry into Star’s Sydney casino has failed in its efforts to cast former CEO Robbie Cooke as its villain.
NSW’s casino cop makes Crown’s big win all about him
The state’s powerful casino regulator chose his moment to heap maximum pressure on the board of troubled rival Star.
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How to make sure your business remains profitable
Some parts of the economy, such as the dental industry, experienced boom times during the pandemic but they face new challenges as consumer spending habits return to normal.
Revealed: Where hundreds of new Qld childcare centres will be built
It’s one of the hottest property investment sectors in Australia, but Queensland’s childcare sector faces an oversupply, with 230 new centres costing more than $1bn either being built or in the planning stage. SEE WHERE THEY ARE GOING
Olympic city still struggling to beat country town reputation
Brisbane may be the Olympic city, but corporate Australia still considers it a branch office at best with only a sliver of major ASX companies calling the river city home.
Ex-gymnast’s inspiring $8.5m Brisbane wellness start-up
A 26-year-old former gymnast has created a Brisbane-based mental health start-up that could hit the $50m valuation mark this year after impressing some influential investors.
Woolies puts limits on items to stop panic buying
Woolworths has followed Coles in reintroducing buying limits on select products as shelves remain empty. See how it affects you.
Top 20 Under 40: QLD’s young business stars revealed
They are young, determined and taking the business world by storm. Meet the young entrepreneurs who made the cut for this year’s Top 20 Under 40 list.
Scottish rugby to digital pioneer: Churchie old boy’s $20m tech play
A Queensland country boy who once played rugby for Scotland is now kicking goals in Australia’s multi-billion dollar freight industry.
Why you shouldn’t panic if staff resign
Some workers are going to resign over the coming months but business leaders shouldn’t panic as it’s an opportunity to give people a reason to join, stay or return to your organisation.
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