ASX has worst week this month so far
The ASX had its worst week this month so far following negative leads from overseas markets, with resources stocks leading the sell-off.
Manufacturing
Iconic Aussie paint brand changes hands
Speculation that an iconic 106-year-old paint brand could return to Aussie hands has been dashed.
ASX flat but Penfolds owner dazzles
The ASX closed flat on an eventful day, with Penfolds’ owners hitting a six-month high, while an FMG cost blow out that claimed scalps.
CEO pockets $2.5m while taking JobKeeper
Australians are furious at this company, which gave its CEO a $2.5 million bonus with one hand, while accepting JobKeeper with the other.
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Driverless cars in Audi’s sights
FANCY being driven to work, or have someone else handle the bump and grind of holiday traffic? The “auto” is about to be put into the automobile.
Toyota plays silent waiting game
AUSTRALIA’S last remaining car manufacturer, Toyota, has embarked on a silent waiting game with its factory workers.
Is this Holden’s new Commodore?
HOLDEN’S ‘We’re Here To Stay’ ad hopes to reassure Australia the brand will not disappear. But has the carmaker shown more of the future than it meant to?
Grocery giants face $100m fines
GROCERY giants Colgate and Cussons face fines of up to $100 million after allegedly striking a deal to clean up consumers over laundry powder.
Toyota’s fate sealed by court ruling
THE fate of Toyota Australia’s manufacturing operations has effectively been sealed by a decision in the Federal Court.
Holden only telling half the story
MAKE no mistake, the bland corporatese in which Holden announced the end of its Australian car building story tells only half the story.
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