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Australian business

  • News Corp Chairman Claims Big Tech Firms Operating Outside Rule of Law
    News Corp Chairman Claims Big Tech Firms Operating Outside Rule of Law
    Under his proposal, social media companies will need to pay for the licence and be required to follow Australian laws and regulations.
    June 5, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • Online Bookselling Giant Flounders, Shares Plummet to Less Than 6 Cents
    Online Bookselling Giant Flounders, Shares Plummet to Less Than 6 Cents
    The Australian company, initially a success story, has been forced to arrange $1 million in emergency financing as ...
    June 3, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Australian Retirement Funds Have Doubled Investment in Traditional Energy Companies
    Australian Retirement Funds Have Doubled Investment in Traditional Energy Companies
    Despite the push towards net zero, superannuation funds are still betting big on oil, coal, and gas interests.
    May 29, 2024BY Jim Birchall
  • Domestic Air Travel Now Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels, ACCC Says
    Domestic Air Travel Now Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels, ACCC Says
    The competition watchdog said that the increase in airline seat capacity contributed to lower airfares for domestic travel.
    May 22, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • Telstra to Cut 2,800 Jobs in Major Restructuring Move
    Telstra to Cut 2,800 Jobs in Major Restructuring Move
    The company expected to save $350 million with the layoffs, which would immediately begin with 377 supporting roles.
    May 20, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • 6 in 10 Australians Want Businesses to Stay Away from Politics
    6 in 10 Australians Want Businesses to Stay Away from Politics
    While 96 percent of Australians wanted brands to do some form of good, 61 percent did not support ...
    May 7, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • Directors Remain Pessimistic as Survey Shows Negative Outlook on Australian Economy
    Directors Remain Pessimistic as Survey Shows Negative Outlook on Australian Economy
    This comes amid a decline in companies' trust in the government due to new policies and economic uncertainty.
    April 10, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • Competition Watchdog May Get to Decide on All Mergers Under New Regime
    Competition Watchdog May Get to Decide on All Mergers Under New Regime
    Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the current voluntary regime is 'too hit and miss' and there's no way of ...
    April 9, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • NSW to Allow Rice Producers Direct Access to Overseas Markets
    NSW to Allow Rice Producers Direct Access to Overseas Markets
    Existing arrangements prevent growers from entering their own agreements.
    April 9, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • Could There Be a More Obvious Diversion?
    Could There Be a More Obvious Diversion?
    Australia is 18 months from the last possible date for the next federal election, so expect a lot ...
    April 9, 2024BY Graham Young
  • $10 Million Fines Earmarked for Supermarket Giants Amid Competition Concerns
    $10 Million Fines Earmarked for Supermarket Giants Amid Competition Concerns
    Australia's two largest supermarket chains have been blamed for putting pressure on suppliers to lower costs.
    April 8, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • Millions of Seats Available in ‘Biggest Ever Expansion’ of Qantas Rewards Program
    Millions of Seats Available in ‘Biggest Ever Expansion’ of Qantas Rewards Program
    The move comes as Qantas continue to rebuild trust with its customers after a series of run-ins with ...
    April 8, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Australian PM Says Budget Will Focus on Small Businesses, Touts Solar Energy as ‘Smart Investment’
    Australian PM Says Budget Will Focus on Small Businesses, Touts Solar Energy as ‘Smart Investment’
    'And as we put together next month’s budget, small businesses and families will again be front and centre.'
    April 3, 2024BY Nina Nguyen
  • Woodside and Santos $80 Billion Merger Talks Fail
    Woodside and Santos $80 Billion Merger Talks Fail
    Santos shares have dropped nearly 9 percent after Woodside announced it was ending talks on a merger between ...
    February 6, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Concerns Over Australian Law Firms Providing Advice to Beijing-Linked Entities
    Concerns Over Australian Law Firms Providing Advice to Beijing-Linked Entities
    Cyber expert Robert Potter says some firms are handling sensitive government information on the same server as Chinese ...
    October 4, 2023BY Andrew Stacey
  • Over 7,000 Businesses Flee Victoria
    Over 7,000 Businesses Flee Victoria
    A large volume of businesses have exited the state of Victoria over the past 12 months to June ...
    August 24, 2023BY Celene Ignacio
  • Australian Prime Minister Rejects ‘Build Back Better’ in Pitch to Business Community
    Australian Prime Minister Rejects ‘Build Back Better’ in Pitch to Business Community
    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rejected the highly interventionist “Build Back Better” policies embraced by fellow developed ...
    March 9, 2022BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australian CEOs Expecting Fresh Disruptions in 2022 but Cautiously Optimistic: Survey
    Australian CEOs Expecting Fresh Disruptions in 2022 but Cautiously Optimistic: Survey
    The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group), the peak group representing national employers, has revealed that business leaders are ...
    January 21, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • 4 Out of 10 Australian Businesses Feel the Pressure From Labour Shortages
    4 Out of 10 Australian Businesses Feel the Pressure From Labour Shortages
    Nearly four in ten Australian businesses feel that labour shortages are causing a “very significant” impact on their ...
    January 4, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Australia Increases Minimum Wage to $20.33 Per Hour
    Australia Increases Minimum Wage to $20.33 Per Hour
    Industry groups have criticised the decision to increase Australia's minimum wage to $20.33 (US$15.45) per hour, saying it was ...
    June 16, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Telstra Pledges to Bring Call Centres Back to Australia Within 18 Months
    Telstra Pledges to Bring Call Centres Back to Australia Within 18 Months
    Telecommunications giant Telstra has pledged to bring its overseas call centres back to Australia within the next 18 ...
    January 30, 2021BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australians Called on to Shop Local This Christmas
    Australians Called on to Shop Local This Christmas
    Australians are being encouraged to buy local to help support small businesses impacted by the bushfires, the CCP ...
    December 16, 2020BY Jessie Zhang
  • Australia Pauses Lobster Exports Amid China Customs Dispute
    Australia Pauses Lobster Exports Amid China Customs Dispute
    Australia's Seafood Trade Advisory Group has warned that China's customs office may continue to target Australian lobsters until ...
    November 4, 2020BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • ASIC Deputy Chair Daniel Crennan Resigns
    ASIC Deputy Chair Daniel Crennan Resigns
    The deputy chair of Australia's corporate regulator has quit after it was revealed he mistakenly claimed nearly $70,000 ...
    October 25, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Hopes for Melbourne Businesses Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
    Hopes for Melbourne Businesses Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
    Melburnians are hoping for a further easing of coronavirus restrictions to be announced on Sunday in spite of ...
    October 24, 2020BY AAP
  • Booking.com Co-Founder Creates All-Australian PPE Mask
    Booking.com Co-Founder Creates All-Australian PPE Mask
    An entrepreneurial duo is in talks with Victoria and New South Wales state governments to establish a production ...
    September 30, 2020BY Alex Joseph
  • Facial Recognition Roll-Out to Be Accelerated for Australian Government Services
    Facial Recognition Roll-Out to Be Accelerated for Australian Government Services
    The federal government will spend $250 million over the next five years to upgrade online systems so Australians ...
    September 28, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
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  • Former Utah Attorney General Fights the Evil That Lurks in Quiet Places
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