Lendlease to ramp up annual developments
The company has laid out plans for the next decade and insists the coronavirus pandemic won’t slow its progress.
The company has laid out plans for the next decade and insists the coronavirus pandemic won’t slow its progress.
Construction giant Lendlease has taken a massive earnings hit, posting a full-year loss partly blamed on the coronavirus pandemic.
Lendlease sank to an annual loss as it absorbed costs tied to the exit of its engineering business and the impact of the COVID crisis.
Lendlease could be hit with two further class action lawsuits related to its disclosures of problems in its troubled engineering division.
Surveying Melbourne’s commercial property sector, Macquarie Equities has identified the listed groups likely to be hardest hit.
Listed companies facing refinancing such as LendLease, Worley and Qantas are among those hit hardest in the bear attack.
Shame on you, Derryn Hinch. Shame, shame, shame.
The company and unions are equal partners in the crime of stealing our taxation dollars.
Enterprise agreements between building giants and unions hit subcontract options.
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