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Weight-loss jabs such as Ozempic have soared in popularity.

Ozempic drugmaker just became a victim of its own success

For blame, look no further than pirates and the president (Trump, of course).

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Infini Resources Portland Creek project in Newfoundland, Canada and its complex terrain at the bottom of a cliff face.

Infini geared up for pivotal Canadian uranium drill campaign

Infini Resources is poised for a highly anticipated drill program at its Portland Creek uranium project in Canada, appointing contractors to lead the program.

  • by Andrew Todd
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Opinion & Perspectives

Ozempic drugmaker just became a victim of its own success

For blame, look no further than pirates and the president (Trump, of course).

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

Business columnist

What if people just want better jobs, not more stuff

What if, instead of pursuing an ever-higher material living standard, governments focused on improving workers’ job satisfaction? A good way to lose votes? I doubt it.

Ross Gittins
Ross Gittins

Economics Editor

Bring it on: Is this Murdoch’s late-stage attempt to protect his legacy?

The media mogul who appeared with Donald Trump in the Oval Office has turned into a presidential attack dog.

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

Business columnist

Banking & finance

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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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