Why the ACCC wants to shift the power balance in mergers
New proposals could change the way businesses approach deal making in Australia, says competition boss Gina Cass-Gottlieb.
QLD Business Weekly
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.
Three is the new five-day week in the nation’s offices
Australia’s bosses have spent the year stepping up efforts to bring staff back into the office more often. However, workers still have the upper hand.
How BlueScope will ride Japan’s brazen US Steel play
A cocktail of Donald Trump, a foreign bidder and the US steel industry will test global alliances and also play squarely into the hands of Australian steelmaker BlueScope.
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How Millennials are saving nurseries
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New life for Brisbane rubbish
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Drought breaks for winemaker
Out at the Granite Belt the Costanzo family can legitimately claim to have weathered one of the worst years ever experienced on a family farm – but there is hope
Alan McGirvan: Voicing your dreams
Being put on hold when you call a business can be frustrating but in the 1980s it was something new to Alan McGirvan who ran with the idea and the rewards continue to flow.
Parents go crazy for babysitting app
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Man behind the CEO desk
He learnt to swear from an early age and scrapped through high school but now this Logan lad is the CEO of one of Queensland’s biggest largest companies. Q&A WITH ANTHONY HERAGHTY
Qld Cricket’s new man at the crease
Posting a modest loss recently, Queensland Cricket needs to transform and its new CEO is keeping an open mind about fresh money-making ideas that could save it from complacency
Shape up to cash in
Successful business engagement in Asia demands sustained investment and on-the-ground expertise to navigate the complex political, business and regulatory landscapes
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