Domino's Pizza chief executive Don Meij cannot commit to the company's stellar growth continuing until the outcome of fresh wage audits across its stores nationally is known, but he has vowed that the retail chain will take action if any issues are identified within its network.
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Listed companies have committed to $3.3 billion of share buybacks, but a high-profile analyst has questioned management teams' commitment.
A private college network heavily promoted by Steve "Commando" Willis that spent more than a third of its taxpayer funded budget on advertising in one year has closed, leaving 1600 students in limbo and 200 staff redundant.
The Australian sharemarket finished flat, as investors remain focused on the release of US jobs data later this week.
Markets are tipping a one-in-three chance the RBA will start lifting rates this year, while Goldman Sachs says a move in 2017 is now more likely than not.
Local shares are trading slightly lower, with banks offsetting the losses as markets keep an eye on the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week.
Jim Murphy will close its Majura Park Airport Cellars store at the end of April.
Cotton On's work to get the AFL women in better-fitting kit is also kicking goals in its competition with the international fast fashion giants.
Domestic gas supplies are at risk since the owners of Queensland's gas export projects have insufficient reserves to maintain contracted supplies
Travis Kalanick, chief executive of Uber, is seeking a No. 2 executive to lend him a hand after a bumpy start to his year.
On average, women live longer than men, but have less superannuation.
The ACCC has taken Audi to court for using software to cheat tests and misleading consumers about true emissions levels.
A selling trend is trumping succession among the nation's family-owned businesses, but it need not.
Hunter Hall International's ethical investment mantle is under threat as a former star fund managers launching a listed investment company aimed squarely at ethical investment.
Westpac chief executive Brian Hartzer has been pulled up on his company's stance on public reporting of bad bank behaviour and its practices in selling superannuation products as he fronted the parliamentary committee reviewing the big four banks.
Westpac's CEO Brian Hartzer responds to questions about the number of ACIS investigations into the bank.
One developer has paid $3 million for a site with a permit at 21-23 Norwood Crescent in a private sale.
Jim O'Neill, the British economist who coined the term "BRICS" to describe the world's emerging economic powers, has warned further global economic integration could become problematic without radical policies to boost wages in advanced economies like Australia.
Lawyers for Clive Palmer's globe-trotting nephew have asked the Federal Court to set aside orders requiring him to return to Australia to be grilled about the collapse of Queensland Nickel.
Students at the failed Sage Institute of Fitness have been told they must pay "outstanding fees" before they can receive certificates that will enable them to continue their suspended studies elsewhere.
Australian self-storage start-up Spacer has put its planned expansion into Asia on ice to jump into the world's largest economy first.
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Relative to money market funds and cash among mutual fund managers, the value of global equities has surged.
Amazon has made its first official step towards its entry to the Australian market with the appointment of agents, understood to be CBRE, to look for distribution sites, that will be the hub for its business across the country.
The markets are looking very flat - ASX futures are down 10 points - but there are some moves on offer.
The implied probability of a March US interest rate hike is a virtual lock, however you measure it.
The US trade deficit jumped to a near five-year high as cell phones and rising oil prices helped to push up the import bill.
Copper fell to its lowest in a month on a surge in warehouse stocks and zinc hit a seven-week low.
Chinese iron ore futures fell for a third straight day, pressured by a rising mountain of the raw material at China's ports.
You get an extra pair of hands but also extra hassle.
The simpler a business structure is, the less tax effective it is.
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