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David Jones closures present 'unique opportunity' for big shopping centres
After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs. -
The Big Fly Swat unleashed after bar flies' inspired idea
Kingoonya only has 13 residents and three horses, but it does have a lot of flies. Now, it also has the world's biggest fly swat, which it hopes will bring in the tourists. -
Breaking: US aviation administration orders grounding of all flights
The US Federal Aviation Administration has issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety". -
Noosa startup's solution to tackle burping cattle's methane emissions
After eight years of research, a Noosa startup is commercialising a supplement designed to affordably reduce methane emissions in the cattle industry. -
Trump to rule on tariffs for Australian lamb after trade commissioners disagree
A US trade panel reviewing lamb imports is unable to agree on whether Australian meat imports have hurt the American industry, leaving Donald Trump to rule on tariffs. -
Are you team car door or car bonnet? This town's history depends on your answer
Lightning Ridge is a town divided by car parts, disputed facts and a history as elusive as the precious black opal mined here. -
Homes with architectural designs that cost just $1 near completion
Almost 18 months after the state government launched the architectural designs, the Illawarra build is one of 22 projects being constructed and hopes to be the first to land. -
I worked part-time at David Jones. I know exactly why the business failed
Lift operators, bra fitters and lying sales assistants – I mourn you all. -
This Qantas jet was hit by lightning. It’s still grounded two weeks later
Pictures show the damage left by a lightning bolt, with charred areas of the skin and mesh exposed, on a plane that arrived in Melbourne from Los Angeles last month. -
There has never been another scandal like this
Here’s a look at some of the most famous corporate scandals in history. Jensen Huang is really in a league of his own. -
M.J. Bale axed its retail boss while she was on maternity leave. Now she’s fighting back
The Australian menswear retailer made its high-flying retail boss redundant days before her scheduled return from parental leave. -
How Elon Musk drove the Cybertruck and Tesla’s ambitions off a cliff
Elon Musk’s passion project crashed and burned. Its demise carries a lot of weight, -
‘Either brave or mad’: A bastion of fine dining gets a sorely needed facelift
Rob and Tammy Charter had other ideas about how they wanted to spend post-work life. Like buying a heritage pub. -
Margaret River winery Flametree Wines in receivership
South West winery Flametree Wines has entered receivership, with insolvency practitioners launching an immediate sale process for the award-winning establishment. -
Two Fortescue executives resign
Fortescue executives Tijana La Bianca and Bronwyn Grieve have tendered they resignations after making an “immense contribution” to the iron ore and green energy major. -
Hall of shame: Jensen Huang joins the list of CEOs brought down by affairs
The “close personal relationship” has been the downfall of a number of chief executives over the years. -
Aussie shares limp across the line to end week higher
Australian shares have risen for six of the past seven weeks despite a weak finish in the final session, after miners, banks and real estate trusts came under selling pressure. -
Crux LNG price tag doubles to $7.7b
The price tag attached to Shell and SGH's Crux project off the WA coast has more than doubled to $7.75 billion since 2022's final investment decision. -
Crux LNG price tag doubles from original estimates to $7.7b
The price tag attached to Shell and SGH's Crux project off the WA coast has more than doubled to $7.75 billion since 2022's final investment decision. -
ACCC blesses Print Hall, Molly’s Irish Pub acquisitions
Highly acquisitive hospitality operator Australian Venue Co has gained the competition watchdog's blessing for its proposed acquisition of four Perth pubs, including Print Hall. -
Right Resources puts tungsten twist on historic NSW goldfields
Right Resources is chasing a gold and tungsten double in NSW’s historic Tumbarumba goldfields, armed with promising assays, early metallurgy and modern exploration. -
Hopes grow that interest rates have peaked
Interest rates could begin to come down from mid-2027 as growth slows and inflation pressures begin to ease. -
The superchip genius or the big name wildcard? Eight contenders to replace Huang as Nvidia’s CEO
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang has resigned from the chipmaker he co-founded after reports of extramarital affairs made the spotlight. -
AI data centres to self-administer funds in Tasmanian community deal
Tasmanian data centre proponents would self-administer their own community benefit funds under a proposal from the state government. -
Big Hits: Far Northern strikes NT bonanza, AusQuest and Terra Metals
Big Hits looks at notable drill hits reported to the ASX this week, led by bonanza NT gold from Far Northern Resources, huge copper runs from AusQuest Ltd in Peru and Terra Metals in WA. -
Big Hits: Big Hits: Far Northern strikes NT bonanza, AusQuest and Terra Metals
Big Hits looks at notable drill hits reported to the ASX this week, led by bonanza NT gold from Far Northern Resources, huge copper runs from AusQuest Ltd in Peru, and Terra Metals in WA. -
Australian Gold and Copper lands NSW multi-metal bonanza
Australian Gold and Copper has struck rich polymetallic mineralisation at Evergreen in NSW, hitting 16m at 2.3g/t gold and 1.4% copper, including a 6.2% copper kicker. -
‘I don’t care’: Inside Jensen Huang’s last hours as Nvidia CEO
At the end, Jensen Huang looked broken and shattered, his legendary energy depleted. -
Coal protest to go ahead on harbour after court rejects police objections
The NSW Supreme Court has approved a planned climate protest on Newcastle Harbour, dismissing a bid by NSW Police to stop it. -
ASX Runners of the Week: G8 Education, Clarity, Carnegie & Capability X
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... G8 Education, after a takeover bid sent its battered share price soaring, representing a whopping 160 per cent premium to its last traded price.
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