Companies take ‘creative’ approach in talent war
Battle lines are being redrawn this year as companies get creative to combat their third straight year of a skills shortage rather than splash cash on expensive new recruits.
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Telco case consequences for ANZ’s Suncorp tilt
ANZ chief Shayne Elliott will be more than an interested observer watching the ACCC ruling on Telstra, because it could have implications for the bank’s takeover of Suncorp.
Why Telstra faces a lockout in the bush
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has put a ceiling on Telstra’s ability to grow in the retail mobile market.
Blocked Telstra-TPG deal to usher regulatory shift
The nation’s telco giants should brace for a major regulatory overhaul and a long court battle following ACCC’s ruling.
Battlelines drawn in telco network control battle
A court showdown for control of Australia’s telco network looms after TPG and Telstra’s $1.8bn tie-up was rejected, but a similar deal with Optus was suggested.
Watchdog rejects Telstra-TPG deal
Nationals leader David Littleproud says mobile customers across the nation’s regions can breathe a sigh of relief.
Regulator turns playmaker in Telstra rejection
Consumers still might take convincing they would get a better deal with two players in the future than three players on offer today.
ASX gains 1.3pc on gold mines; BWX sinks 29pc
ASX snaps a four-day losing streak as gold miners and real estate stocks rally; Origin and Brookfield extend talks; BWX sinks to new lows and Barrenjoey warns on lithium.
Australia Day work option gathers steam
Major companies including Telstra have introduced policies that allow staff to work the Australia Day public holiday and take another day off instead.
Ad campaign hits target for SMBs
As the engine room of the economy, many Australian small businesses are struggling to stay ahead of the curve and digitise to keep their business and the economy thriving. This is what made shifting SMBs’ perception of Telstra so crucial and why creativity played a key role in getting there.
Telstra Ventures backing solar future
Telstra Ventures is setting its sights on the rooftop solar market, backing a software company that forecasts the world to generate 100pc solar energy by the early 2040s.
D-Day looms for Telstra-TPG sharing deal
Three days before Christmas, the ACCC hands down its decision on a deal everyone in telco land is watching – the proposed Telstra and TPG tie-up.
130,000 Telstra customers impacted in data breach
The telco is contacting affected customers after details including names, addresses and phone numbers were published online.
Major Telstra privacy breach revealed
Telstra is in the process of contacting thousands of Australians who had their personal details leaked – here’s how it happened.
O’Neil targets 2030 in cyber security strategy
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil wants Australia to be the most cyber-secure nation in the world by 2030.
The Australian’s CEO Survey 2022: Tabcorp to Xero
Westpac’s Peter King says bank customers are ‘generally well placed’ to deal with slower economic growth. Virgin Australia’s Jayne Hrdlicka says travel is booming.
‘Rethink needed’ on identity rules: Telstra
Australian businesses need to rethink how they handle identity documents to help minimise the impact of another major data breach, the Telstra executive in charge of cyber security says.
Telstra in breach of financial hardship rules
The telco faces heavy penalties if it continues to suspend or disconnect vulnerable customers, following a watchdog investigation.
Japan, US back Telstra’s $1.6bn Pacific telco buy
Japan and the US have agreed to provide nearly $US100m of backing for Telstra’s acquisition of Digicel Pacific.
Risks and opportunities for Telstra in Origin bid
The telco had eyed power retailing, but quietly shelved those plans. Brookfield is well aware of the hidden long-term potential of the energy company it wants to acquire.
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