ASX-listed weed company goes bust
The company behind the largest cannabis manufacturing facility in the southern hemisphere has entered administration amid “disunity” at board level.
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ASX at 10-month high as Rio hits record
The Aussie share market climbed to its highest level since February 10 on Tuesday, as material and energy stocks helped drive the benchmark higher.
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.
ASX edges lower amid takeover frenzy
While the Australian share market lost ground on Monday, led by a fall in real estate stocks, billions worth of deals were lobbed or closed.
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Coke brings back flavour after Facebook push
BEVERAGE giant Coca-Cola Amatil has announced a win for people power — or at least, the people of Tasmania — today relaunching the popular Cascade Blackcurrant Ultra-C cordial.
The biggest beer deal in history
THE biggest beer deal in history could soon see one company sell an entire third of the world’s beer, with sales of more than $100 billion.
Last local Holden Commodore unveiled
HOLDEN is expected to reveal its most powerful Commodore model of all time — with a V8 engine from the US Corvette — as it sends it off on a high note.
Ford factory to stay to the end
THE last Ford ever to be made in Australia will roll off the line in October 2016, as workers were told production is confirmed for next year.
‘It’s propaganda. It’s hate’
THE CEO of Israeli beverage maker SodaStream has blasted the boycott movement, accusing them of spreading lies and anti-Semitism.
The dark truth about your cat food
SURE, Nestle’s Fancy Feast cat food keeps your pet happy, but it may come at a horrendous cost. We’re not talking about money.
Bacon supplier fined for telling porkies
A PREMIUM smallgoods supplier has been fined $10,200 by the competition watchdog for trying to pass off Danish bacon as Australian.
Police smash illegal cheese ring
MEMBERS of a criminal gang behind a $41 million illegal cheese ring have been served up to police on a platter. Authorities hailed it as a “Gouda result”.
Big plan to save South Australia
IT’S the Aussie state that’s struggling the most after major hits to its manufacturing industry but this could be just the thing South Australia needs to get out of a hole.
Buying a car? Avoid these rip-off traps
THE car industry is expected to use finance offers to mask price rises in the coming months if the Aussie dollar continues to fall. Here are some tips to avoid being ripped off.
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