Casino industry veteran takes the reins at Crown
Crown Resorts has named David Tsai as its new chief executive, as it continues to battle lagging tourism numbers and a tougher regulatory environment.
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BHP puts Crisafulli on notice over royalties scheme
The boss of global mining giant BHP has slammed Queensland as an unattractive investment destination compared with jurisdictions such as Chile and Canada.–
Speed dating love-in for struggling hospitality sector
An industry-first speed-dating event in Brisbane next month will help support operators in the hospitality sector who might be doing it tough or looking for some support.
BHP expects more IR disputes and government policy’s to blame
BHP chief executive Mike Henry has told the company’s AGM more industrial relations disputes loom as new federal workplace laws start to take effect.
Royal greeting for chamber boss
Business Chamber Queensland boss Heidi Cooper had an encounter of the royal kind recently while meeting with international business colleagues.
Loss-making Star casino struggles as LNP lukewarm on assistance
Star Entertainment’s financial performance has deteriorated in the first quarter with the new LNP government in Queensland signalling it is lukewarm on the idea of providing taxpayer help.
Super Retail soars with Sally on board
Super Retail Group chair Sally Pitkin may have exited the business at a controversial time, but no one can argue her long tenure has not seen some incredible growth.
Paladin warning sparks uranium stock rout
Paladin Energy sparked a sell-off in uranium stocks on Monday after warning of operational challenges at its flagship Langer Heinrich Mine in Namibia.
Brisbane’s LGI lights up Sydney with renewable energy
Brisbane-based renewable energy firm LGI is literally cooking with gas at Australia’s largest landfill site, helping power the equivalent of at least 7000 homes each year.
CBA accused of bullying staff with return-to-office edict
The Finance Sector Union says the Commonwealth Bank’s decision to discipline or cut bonuses from workers who breach return-to-office rules is outrageous.
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