Alcoa to trial carbon-cutting technology
Canberra will chip in 40 per cent of the cost of a technology trial that could strip 70 per cent of the carbon emissions from Alcoa’s WA alumina operation.
Manufacturing
‘Gut-wrenching’ reality of sinking suburb
Glass smashing without warning and cracks up to the roof. This is the reality for homeowners in a Sydney suburb that’s sinking.
‘Horrific’: Sydney suburb starts ‘sinking’
Yet another group of NSW homeowners is dealing with potentially worthless property after homes started “sinking” into the ground.
Gupta shake-up sinks Infrabuild float
An ownership shake-up means Sanjeev Gupta has effectively abandoned plans to float his Australian Infrabuild business on the ASX in the near term.
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Holden making world’s fastest ute
EXCLUSIVE: Holden is set to build the world’s fastest ute, with a supercharged V8 with almost as much power as a V8 Supercar.
Where do the world’s footballs come from?
EVER wondered where the world’s footballs are made? More than half of them come from one city in Pakistan.
Last of the Falcons is set to fly
HERE it is: the first picture of the XR8, the last Ford Falcon to roll off the line after 56 years of production.
Nissan pulls ‘lifesaving’ technology
AUSTRALIA’S leading safety authority has slammed Nissan for removing new “lifesaving” technology that can apply the brakes to avoid a crash — even though the system is available in Europe.
How a family went from $9 billion to bust
THEY were once one of America’s wealthiest families with a powerful beer empire. But a few bad decisions saw the clan lose it all in a matter of years.
Bankruptcy to claim another US city
A ONCE bustling city home to one of America’s biggest companies is considering bankruptcy, suffering a huge drop in population and abandoned streets.
Trouble brewing at top of Samsung
IT’S a multi-billion company that covers everything from gadgets to construction, but Samsung’s chairman has been seriously ill and ‘vultures’ are circling.
Samsung factory in $38 million heist
A BRAZEN raid on a Samsung factory in Brazil has seen 20 robbers with ID badges load up trucks with 40,000 phones, laptops and tablets, worth $38 million.
Holden recalls Cruze for third time
HOLDEN has issued its eighth recall in seven months — this time for the Cruze, for a third time — more than any other brand this year.
Pacific Brands boss quits
JOHN Pollaers has quit his job as chief executive of Pacific Brands after disagreeing with the board about how to improve the company.
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