Labor’s win not a defeat for return to office mandates: Tim Gurner
Property developer Tim Gurner says work from home needs to end, despite public servants winning the ‘golden ticket’ to keep their flexible WFH lifestyles under Labor’s re-election.
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Amid Super Retail ‘affair’, a CEO exerts his power uninterrupted
As workplace gossip swelled, an alleged affair with the CEO conferred power to his exec lover, court documents released this week claim, and fostered a fear of speaking up.
Making supermarkets ‘whipping boys’ a distraction from key issue
The local boss of Cadbury says he has never witnessed supermarket price gouging in his 20 years in the business, and beating up the big retailers is ‘unhealthy’ for the industry.
White House win for Rio Tinto, BHP as copper mine gets fast track
Rio Tinto and BHP are big winners from the White House’s battle with China to seize control of critical minerals used in energy and military projects after the White House fast-tracked the duo’s Resolution copper project in Arizona.
Mars boss says Easter 2025 bunny inventory in oversupply
The local boss of chocolate giant Mars believes Australians are among the most under pressure in the world, making $17 chocolate rabbits at the supermarket a hard sell.
Dutton in pitch to woo small business
In a pre-election pitch to small business, the Opposition Leader on Saturday will pledge to introduce a three-year tapered tax offset for new enterprises if the Coalition wins the May 3 election.
US owner not giving up on Taco Bell Australian burrito dream
Giant US fast-food chain owner Yum! Brands isn’t giving up on Australia as an outpost of the Taco Bell chain, after franchisee Collins Foods elected to call it quits and focus on fried chicken.
The end of Taco Bell? KFC operator dumps struggling chain
Collins Foods has called time on Taco Bell after failing to land a punch on its Mexican rival in Australia, Guzman y Gomez, with the future of all Taco Bell stores nationally up in the air.
Chemist Warehouse shoppers spending up: Macquarie
Chemist Warehouse is dominating the nation’s pharmacy sector, with average monthly spend at its stores more than 50 per cent higher than at other chemist chains, new research has revealed.
Coles planning for a fresh squeeze on Woolworths
Coles is looking to ramp up the pressure on its main rival after recent wins, now restructuring fresh food promotions which could trigger a new fruit and veg price war.
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