Banducci leaves Woolies in top shape
Brad Banducci should feel pretty satisfied with the latest result at Woolies – his final mark on a stellar turnaround at Australia’s biggest supermarket group.
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BHP warns of hit from IR reforms as Chinese demand falters
Same job same pay industrial relations laws are all cost and no productivity gains, BHP says, as it flags a challenging year defined by geopolitical tensions and lingering inflation.
Lessons from two CEOs: Long-term is how it’s done
Two bosses are stepping down in coming months and both will leave an undeniable mark, having reshaped their businesses dramatically.
ABC Radio National’s audience takes a dive
The latest survey shows soft audience numbers for ABC’s Radio National, just weeks after the broadcaster’s chair Kim Williams took aim at the organisation’s radio division.
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How bank profits are squeezing customers on the margins
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Cheng Lei reveals China detainment horror
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Mighty Kingdom fielding takeover interest
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‘Margin pressures’: Bapcor shares slide on challenging outlook
The car accessories retailer has had a weaker than expected start to the financial year, with revenue growth dropping into the low single digits, leading to fears of a full year profit downgrade.
How miners became our major dividend payers
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Directors should pick up Voice bill
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