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‘That’s OK, there are other companies around.’
Damning testimony from Nine staff across the entertainment company details an environment where people felt they couldn’t speak up about inappropriate behaviour for fear of reprisal.
One of Australia’s biggest brands has introduced a new payment method to help customers avoid the pesky fees at the checkout.
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Australia's biggest airline has been referred to the consumer watchdog over accusations Qantas is misleading passengers about its green credentials.
Thousands of Aussies have had their banking access restored after two banks suffered major outages for a second day in a row.
Virgin Australia claims surging performance as it polishes itself for Qatar investment.
Spy cars are not as far-fetched as one may think. Your car may already be monitoring and tracking your driving.
Three Australian food companies are joining forces in a merger expected to deliver more than $400 million in revenue this financial year.
Sportswear and sneaker giant Nike has confirmed a massive change, as the company prepares for a major shake-up in just weeks.
Rupert Murdoch and his four eldest children have descended on Reno courtroom to decide the fate of the 93-year-old tycoon’s $15 billion international media empire.
Qantas has suffered a 28 per cent fall in post-tax statutory profit in the 2024 financial year — blaming moderating fares, increased spending on customer initiatives and reduced freight revenue.
In what’s been described as an ‘absurd’ move, Disney’s lawyers are trying to have an unlawful death case thrown out of court because the husband of the victim was a Disney+ subscriber.
Higher power prices have generated full-year profit growth and more cash for replacement energy assets for Australia's biggest electricity generator AGL Energy.
Rex Airlines has stopped selling seats on major routes on its website as rumours swirl about the company's future.
Australian regional airline Rex is set to appoint Ernst & Young as administrators, according to sources.