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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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DAILY TELEGRAPH. Crown Casino opened its doors for media to tour its newly reopened gaming floor. Picture shows roulette tables. 02/02/2024. Picture by Max Mason-Hubers

Former Virgin boss to chair Crown casino group

Crown has named former Virgin Australia chief executive John Borghetti as chair of the integrated resort and entertainment group.

QLD Business

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

Star suitor once jointly bid for Darling Harbour site

Brisbane developer Patrick Farrugia engaged with Star Entertainment in a $250m bid for a Darling Harbour site more than a decade ago, it can be revealed.

Business

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Renters ‘hit the hardest’ by cost of living

While much as been said and written about homebuyers, Australians on the rental treadmill are actually doing it toughest in the current economic crisis, says ANZ.

exclusiveBusiness

19/4/2024 : Brisbane skyline from the Wilson Outlook and Kangaroo Point. pic: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

Super fund’s pre-Olympic cash splash for Qld

Brighter Super will invest $500m in new Queensland assets including key infrastructure in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane.

City Beat

Darkweb, darknet and hacking concept. Hacker with cellphone. Man using dark web with smartphone. Mobile phone fraud, online scam and cyber security threat. Scammer using stolen cell. AR data code.

Top cyber cop targeted by online criminals

Former top cop turned cyber security expert Brian Hay has called out the big banks after finding himself the target of organised criminals who opened fake accounts in his name.

Business

Ranger Uranium Mine in the heart of Kakadu has now ceased operations and the five-year environmental clean up begins.Picture: Che Chorley

Rio under fire over uranium stake

Rio Tinto has been accused of treading on the rights of minority shareholders in Energy Resources of Australia in a bid for control of one of the world’s biggest uranium deposits.

Business

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - FEBRUARY 10, 2021.Federal Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese (centre) visits electric vehicle chargers manufacturer Tritium in Brisbane. Mr Albanese is expected o make an announcement regarding industrial relations tonight. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dan Peled

Receivers confident of finding Tritium buyer

Failed fast-charger company Tritium has pushed back a meeting of creditors to September as receivers race to sell the business that could owe more than $500m.

Business

The Cape Flattery Silica Sand Project, owned by Metallica Minerals Ltd., has released a definitive feasibility study (DFS) confirming potential for a long-life, low operating cost silica sand project. Picture: Supplied

Wayne Swan-chaired Diatreme faces revolt

Diatreme faces a revolt at target Metallica Minerals by shareholders who believe they are getting short changed in a planned hostile takeover of the silica sand firm.

City Beat

12 April 2022. Coal mining operations from Bravus (formerly known as Adani) at their Carmichael Coal Mine, Qld.Nighttime interburden removal at the Carmichael minePIC: Cameron Laird

Japanese ambassador talks up Australian lifeline

Japan’s top man in Australia says his country’s huge economy could not survive without our iron ore, coal and gas.

Business

Star approached about sale of Sydney casino

A hotelier with links to global hospitality chain Hard Rock International has revealed he approached troubled Star Entertainment about buying its Sydney casino.

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