Jetstar’s overnight switch to a new public image
Jetstar is undergoing an overnight image change.
Companies
Major Aussie food company collapses
A major Australian food company will end production this week, leaving farmers who are owed millions in the lurch.
Bullish outlook for Web Travel after tough second quarter
Newly demerged Web Travel has given investors something to smile about with a $150m share buyback on the back of a lower half-year profit.
ASX 200 ends up 0.6pc; CBA, QBE lead large-cap gains; core inflation still high
RBA to stay on sidelines until May amid underlying CPI pressures. Gerry Harvey slams ‘big black hole’ of govt debt. Web Travel soars on buyback, outlook optimism. Novonix dives after discounted raise. AEMO taps emergency powers to keep NSW lights on.
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ASX drifts lower on China woes
Wall St hit fresh highs overnight but it wasn’t enough to lift Aussie equities, with the ASX200 drifting lower on extended weakness in China.
ASX 200’s worst week since mid-April; Deterra falls
Optus preps for ACMA court fight over 2022 hacking. Telix Pharma won’t pursue US IPO. Deterra’s UK buy, div policy change weighs. McLachlan wooed for Tabcorp CEO role.
Why Aussies are rushing to withdraw cash
Aussies have rushed to ATMs all over the country to withdraw thousands in cash – here’s why so many are doing it.
Qantas slashes business, premium fares on 20 routes
Qantas unveils its first premium cabin sale since the pandemic with return business fares from $1199 on most international routes including to London.
Shock as cult favourite stores to close
Less than a decade ago, Aussies stood for hours in snaking queues in a bid to buy a product from this cult store. Now, the entire industry is on life support.
Qantas unveils new livery as image rebuild continues
After the divisive disaster of Qantas’s ‘yes’ logo during the voice campaign last year, the airline is confident a new patriotic slogan plastered on planes will garner support from travellers.
Full List: Pubs, clubs and eateries shut due to soaring costs
Surging household costs are taking a toll on Australia’s hospitality sector. Search table of businesses forced to close.
Revealed: Australia’s most powerful union titans, enemies
Unions have recently shut down light rail and campaigned against the AFL’s new umpiring boss. These are the key players and who their enemies are. See the list.
All the changes coming next month
From tax to minimum wage, the financial landscape for Australians will change dramatically from July 1. Here’s what’s coming.
New paid-entry airport lounge operator lands in Australia
A new player is entering the pay-per-use airport lounge space in Australia, at a time when other operators are struggling to make the concept work.
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