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Glen NorrisSenior Business Reporter

Glen Norris has worked in London, Hong Kong and Tokyo with stints on The Asian Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and South China Morning Post.

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Mayne outlook rosy despite effect of tariffs on big pharma

Mayne Pharma, which is the target of a $672m foreign takeover bid, appears unperturbed by the likely impact of Donald Trump’s import tariffs on the drug sector.

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Best Pix of 2024 ON HOLD : Embargoed for The Daily telegraph. 15.8.2024 Dr Andrew Forrest at his property Minderoo which is in the North West of Western Australia.. Picture: Rohan Kelly

Forrest-backed hydrogen hopeful starts US drilling

Billionaire Andrew Forrest is not giving up entirely on his hydrogen dreams, backing Perth-based HyTerra in a US-drilling program.

Business

DAIRY: Fonterra factory at Stanhope PICTURED: Fonterra factory at Stanhope Picture: Zoe Phillips

Fonterra names audit chair ahead of possible sale

Dairy group Fonterra has named a new audit chair as it prepares for the sale of its consumer business in Australia and New Zealand.

Business

Signage for The Star complex, operated by Star Entertainment Group Ltd., in Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday, Sept.3, 2024. Star Entertainment Group’s future hangs in the balance after an inquiry found the company had suffered from dysfunctional leadership, questionable ethics and culture, and remains unfit to operate its Sydney casino. Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg

Star’s US white knight ‘facing challenges’

Star Entertainment’s US-based white knight Bally’s Corp is facing its own financial headaches at home but claims it has the strength to close the Australian deal.

Business

Star reveals financial dire straits amid gaming slump

Star Entertainment’s losses have deepened, underscoring the challenges its new US owners face in turning the troubled business around.

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US casino mogul may keep Queen’s Wharf

Bally’s boss Soo Kim is exploring options to remain involved in Star’s prized Queen’s Wharf casino precinct as either owner or operator.

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‘We’ll find unpleasant truths’: US mogul’s Star confession

The casino boss set to take control of Star Entertainment is working on a ‘day one action plan’ to fundamentally change the way the cash-strapped resort operates.

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1/5/24: Star casino in Sydney, John Feder/The Australian.

US casino white knight says Star’s future now bright

US-based casino giant Bally’s says its buyout will allow Star Entertainment to regain its position as ‘Australia’s preeminent gaming destination’.

Business

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - MARCH 11 2025; A general view of the Star Casino in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Star rescued from brink of collapse with Bally’s deal

Troubled casino operator Star Entertainment has accepted a $300m takeover offer from US-based Bally’s Corp, helping it narrowly avoid administration.

Business

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, MARCH 1, 2022. Crown casino stock images. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Crown moves to play it safe with problem punters

Crown claims it now runs one of the safest casinos in the world in terms of customer welfare, with its dedicated team on the lookout for early warning signs of problem gambling.

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