Striking smelter workers win better pay deal
The giant Tomago aluminium smelter’s management has bowed to striking workers as hopes fade for a US tariff exemption.
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Qantas chair says companies should steer clear of social causes like the voice
Qantas chair John Mullen says corporate Australia ‘did itself no favours’ by actively campaigning for the Indigenous voice to federal parliament – something his airline participated in.
Meet the US ‘corporate fireman’ offering Star a lifeline
Soo Kim, the man behind the US casino giant making an 11th-hour bid for Star Entertainment, is someone companies call when they get into trouble.
Uneven fight: Can this green banker win against Trump?
It’s the most uneven match up. Canada is betting it all on a former central banker with almost no political experience to take on Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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India, Australia forging a new economic innings
As Australia and India eye closer ties and a super-sized free trade agreement, companies on both sides need to position themselves for growth.
ASIC details depths of Rex’s alleged deception
Rex’s board knew ticket sales were ‘bewilderingly bad’ and losses were mounting but failed to let investors know for months, the corporate regulator has alleged.
Lucrative times as investment bankers learn of their bonuses
Local investment banking’s most important period of the year has started and Morgan Stanley’s money men and women have learnt what extra funds their pay packets will contain.
Aussie tech on show at CES
An Australian group has attracted millions in investment and another is partnering with a US airline. Here are the details on the Down Under tech on full display at the world’s biggest consumer electronics showcase.
Andrew Forrest named in Exxon defamation suit
One of Australia’s richest people has been named in a Texas defamation lawsuit filed by an oil and gas giant.
As property prices fall, Victoria piles on the taxes
Two new property taxes will be imposed from this month on the state’s struggling property market — already the weakest in the country.
Are we there yet? Howard Marks revisits bubble.com warning
A quarter of a century after predicting the dot.com crash, influential US billionaire investor Howard Marks sees some worrying signs returning to shares.
Stocks soar on rate cut hopes
The RBA will welcome the latest sign underlying inflation is falling rapidly toward its target band, but a February rate cut depends on even more positive results.
‘Red flags’: Top 5 scams targeting Aussies
From sextortion to cryptocurrency investment scams, here are the fresh ways scammers are trying to get money from Aussies.
Incendiary Trump lights fire under rare earths play in Greenland
Incoming US President Donald Trump has set off the share price of junior explorer Energy Transition Minerals by refusing to rule out using force to take control of Greenland.
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