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Trade wars

Lost in translation: Trump doesn’t seem to understand the ‘massive’ deal he just made

Donald Trump says there has never been anything like the trade deal just struck with Japan. He’s probably right, but not in the way he thinks.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Companies

Elon Musk and Donald Trump quickly backed off over their threats involving SpaceX.

Trump denies wanting to destroy Elon Musk’s companies as Tesla shares plunge

Donald Trump offered support to his one-time ally Elon Musk in a surprising post as shares in the electric vehicle company crumbled on Wall Street.

  • by Josh Wingrove
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Firehouse pub sale to raze the roof as long-time owner sounds siren for last drinks

The popular Firehouse Hotel in North Sydney is being sold with price expectations of about $30 million.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
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Opinion & Perspectives

My company hired a dud, despite my warnings. Should I have said more?

You did everything right according to the corporate textbook, but despite all of this, the panel clearly made the wrong decision.

Jonathan Rivett
Jonathan Rivett

Careers contributor

Macquarie’s day of reckoning: Millionaires’ factory shareholders draw the line

In a humiliating first strike, management has been reminded that in achieving its objectives, executives also need to colour within the lines.

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

Business columnist

Why older workers can be ‘too qualified’ to get a new job

The higher you climb up the corporate ladder, complete with larger salaries and expectations, the fewer jobs there are.

Tim Duggan
Tim Duggan

Work columnist

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Small business

It’s not a gun: DroneShield chief Oleg Vornik

Diggers Club does $230m facelift; Charter Hall chiefs offload $20m site; DroneShield expands

Property giant Charter Hall’s top chaps – chief executive David Harrison and finance director Sean McMahon – are part of a syndicate offloading a major site on Military Road.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
Luis Arana, second from left, and Andrea Tenorio, far right, serving tables while Adobo Tacos is in operation

Pop-up restaurants flourish as cafes get creative on covering costs

Facing rising costs and customers hesitant to accept price hikes, some cafes are sub-letting to nightly pop-ups to split the rental burden, creating a wave of new eateries.

  • by Elias Visontay

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