Ghosn eyes salvage job with $3b Mitsubishi Motors stake
The man who helped pull Nissan back from the brink 16 years ago, is taking on a new salvage job: Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
Europe hits China over steel exports
The European Parliament voted overwhelmingly to deny China the coveted prize of market economy status because it is worried about cheap Chinese products.
Amcor buys Canadian plastics firm
Amcor has continued its expansion in the Americas by paying $31.7 million for Canadian container manufacturer Plastic Moulders.
Coles, Woolies have 'highest margins in the world'
Retailers' claims that multinational food companies are treating Australia like Treasure Island are a "fallacy", George Weston says.
Politics and cost-cutting meet head on for Arrium administrator
Mark Mentha says restructuring the business has inevitably become a big election issue.
'Cash for cans' scheme will take the pop out of pop
A NSW Government plan to cut litter by imposing a small deposit on drinks could dent sales of soft drinks, fruit juice and bottled water by ...
Arrium administrators get long extension as OZ offers hope
Arrium's creditors will next meet at the end of February 2017 after administrators from KordaMentha won a long extension.
Nuclear submarine option still live
One of the reasons a French ship builder won the $50 billion submarine contract was its ability to switch easily to a nuclear version.
Hanes bid for Pacific Brands all in the timing
When Pacific Brands CEO David Bortolussi delivered results in February he was harbouring a secret. HanesBrands had reached out six weeks ear...
Subs reveals the twisted logic of industry policy
Turnbull's Future Submarine is Rudd's NBN or Gillard's Gonski.
