Under-fire Gupta facing own Dunkirk
Rio Tinto is still waiting for Sanjeev Gupta to pay the $64m he owes on the sale of Europe’s biggest aluminium smelter.
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McWilliam’s Wines sold for $46.25m
Almost 18 months after McWilliam’s Wines collapsed into administration, creditors have voted to sell the company and keep the $13 flagons of sherry flowing.
Build boom behind new BlueScope profit upgrade
A building boom spanning from US to Australia is delivering BlueScope Steel its best steel sales in a decade.
Who owns your driving data?
The data generated by modern cars can be worth billions. But who actually owns it?
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‘Deathtrap’ on company’s list of banned words
A CAR company fined a record $35 million for defects linked to deaths banned certain words in reports, including deathtrap, defect and dangerous.
‘Deathtrap’ on company’s list of banned words
A CAR company fined a record $35 million for defects linked to deaths banned certain words in reports, including deathtrap, defect and dangerous.
Toyota workers’ redundancy vote
TOYOTA factory workers will vote on their redundancy packages next week, as the car maker vows to build Camrys until December 2017.
Delays worsen for biggest warship
THE delivery date for the navy’s biggest ever warship has slipped by a further six months due to “teething problems” and workplace issues.
Holden builds one millionth V6
HOLDEN has built its one millionth new-generation V6 engine two years before the historic Port Melbourne factory closes.
Holden builds one millionth V6
HOLDEN has built its one millionth new-generation V6 engine two years before the historic Port Melbourne factory closes.
Holden and Ford lose $820m
HOLDEN has announced its biggest ever financial loss — $553.8 million for 2013 — and Ford has reported its second-worst year in the red: $267 million.
Inside Lamborghini’s new supercar
IF you order it today, Lamborghini’s new Huracan will take a year to get to your doorstep. So we jumped the queue to discover how it drives.
Ford builds modern Falcon GT 351
IT was the most iconic Ford built in Australia. Now the car giant has built a modern day Falcon GT 351 — and they’ve already sold out.
Car recall notice was years overdue
GOVERNMENT documents reveal a car manufacturer waited years to issue a recall on a vehicle that had a potentially fatal steering defect.
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