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Contrary to what some may think, a million-dollar paycheck does not necessarily come with a problem-free pass.
More than 300 Bonza workers will have to wait to find out if they will keep their jobs as talks with prospective buyers for the embattled airline continue.
Anglo American plans to exit diamond, platinum, and coal mining in one of the biggest shake-ups in the company’s 107-year history, as the miner fields a takeover approach from its bigger rival BHP.
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Miners who have been pushing for Government support to deal with volatile commodity prices, expensive build costs and project delays face an anxious wait to see what levers are pulled in Tuesday’s budget.
An analyst that correctly predicted BHP’s sweetened takeover offer would be rejected by Anglo American says the Big Australian needs to put a price tag of more than $72 billion on the English miner.
The return of Roaring Kitty sparked a jaw-dropping advance in GameStop shares in the US overnight Monday, but such a speculative rally in an unprofitable company will likely end badly once again.
BHP says Anglo American has rebuffed an improved offer it made, which it claimed valued the company at £34 billion ($64.4b).
Melinda Gates will use the $19b she has left the Gates Foundation with to assist her charity work for women and families.
With three NBA championships and close to $200 million in career earnings to his name, Dwyane Wade knows a thing or two about being a successful professional athlete.
A Big Four consulting firm has reportedly claimed it is not liable to an employee who has sued them following allegations she was raped by a colleague after work drinks last year.
A growing number of Gen Zers are turning to TikTok in search of advice that will help them climb the career ladder.
A laden Rio Tinto train has gone off the tracks in the Pilbara impacting 22 wagons and three locomotives.
Jim Chalmers is determined to press ahead with his overhaul of the Reserve Bank in the face of demands for some changes from the centre-right opposition, foreshadowing a prolonged stalemate.
A significant number of Australians heading into retirement may not have enough superannuation and may need to invest more in higher-risk assets so they can live comfortably in retirement.
Fortescue and a contractor half-owned by a prominent fund manager are believed to be embroiled in a bitter battle over the eye-wateringly expensive fix of a leaky pipeline.