‘Gross invasion’: heavyweights condemn ASX diversity rules
Senior business leaders have banded together to condemn a controversial move requiring company directors to disclose their sexual orientation, religious beliefs and more.
Senior business leaders have banded together to condemn a controversial move requiring company directors to disclose their sexual orientation, religious beliefs and more.
Jeff Dimery, the boss of Australia’s fourth largest electricity retailer, has warned of looming hikes in energy prices with the eventual closure of coal power plants.
China’s Tianqi has axed a major expansion of its lithium hydroxide refinery in Kwinana, Western Australia, as the poor market conditions for the alkali metal hammer the industry.
ANZ has shunned two leading internal leadership candidates amid its lingering scandal, with the big four bank appointing outside candidate and Portuguese banker Nuno Matos to the top job.
NSW households and businesses are on edge this week with the threat of electricity blackouts as the mercury rises.
Rising crime and poor health outcomes have been triggered by sagging productivity and the tough economic environment, CEOs warn as they call for a ‘Team Australia’ approach on policy.
Queensland mining magnate Sam Chong will splash out $1.6bn on a stake in two Queensland coal mines after striking a deal with resources giant Anglo American.
US software player HubSpot wants curbs on AI but says a freeze on the technology is unrealistic.
Big tech has promoted privileged and ‘quirky’ employee perks for years, but there’s cause for concern in indulging childlike behaviour says prominent commentator Kara Swisher.
NSW producer Centennial Coal is axing 200 jobs at its Mandalong mine after failing to win a new supply deal with Origin for its Eraring coal-fired power station.
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