Gupta’s GFG faces UK fraud probe
The company owned by steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta is facing a high-level probe in Britain amid allegations of fraud and money laundering.
Manufacturing
How COVID left Coke rockin’ the suburbs
The new head of the conglomerate behind Coca Cola in Australia says he’s noticed a very distinctive, COVID-driven pattern in its sales.
Aussie fury as NZ honey war heats up
A bitter dispute is raging between producers of a particular type of honey in Australia and New Zealand that has created a billion dollar industry.
Medical firms jump at tax break promise
Hundreds of new jobs will be created in one state with the expansion of two medical technology companies lured by tax breaks.
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New Mustang fires on four cylinders
THE Ford Mustang has long been renowned for its sheer grunt, but will its new four-cylinder version still let you be king of the road? We take it for a spin.
Ute slammed for poor safety
AN INDIAN-made ute has scored just two stars out of a possible five for crash safety, joining two Chinese-made Great Wall utes for score.
Is this why so many Scots have voted ‘No’?
WE’VE found it. This could be the one massive reason why the Scottish people chose to reject the prospect of independence.
Holden poised to sack 300 workers
HOLDEN is preparing to sack 300 vehicle engineers — half its engineering workforce — by the end of this year, three years ahead of the factory closures.
World’s fastest ute: Holden making more
THE world’s fastest ute, the HSV GTS Maloo, has finally been confirmed. Holden will make 100 more due to the overwhelming demand.
Ford’s $200 test drive throwdown
FORD Australia drives new business with a world-first offer: buy a rival’s car after taking one of their own for a test drive, and they’ll give you $200.
Stars pocket $39m from Packer
JAMES Packer and business partner Lawrence Ho have reportedly paid $13 million each to three Hollywood stars for two days’ work.
Online cars: clicking can be a drag
AUSSIES will soon be able to buy a bargain new car online from overseas, but experts warn it carries risks. Here’s what you need to know before you start clicking.
Germany to build Commodore
THE car replacing the homegrown Holden Commodore in 2018 will not be made in China as originally thought.
The new darling of the auto world
WHILE the Australian car manufacturing industry is all but gone, Mexico has been cutting our grass. The country has had billion-dollar investments from major car makers.
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