Ardent boss dreams of Disneyland-style precinct
Outgoing Ardent Leisure CEO Deborah Thomas says Dreamworld could become an entertainment precinct on the same scale as Disneyland or Universal Studios.
Outgoing Ardent Leisure CEO Deborah Thomas says Dreamworld could become an entertainment precinct on the same scale as Disneyland or Universal Studios.
Strong gains in energy stocks as well as some bargain hunting in banks sparks a turnaround in the ASX.
Mr Dutton took aim at the Q&A; program and its host Tony Jones, whom he accused of acting disgracefully.
Once again, it's the German speakers who pinch their pennies.
Moody's Investors Service downgraded Hong Kong's local and foreign currency issuer ratings just hours after it cut China's credit ratings for the first time in nearly 30 years.
A consortium of Humanwell Healthcare Group Co and CITIC Capital China Partners is buying Ansell's "sexual wellness" division.
In the absence of any tier-one economic data, it really will be sentiment towards US politics that dominates investors' mindsets, although the OPEC meeting is also a consideration. (This video was produced in commercial partnership between Fairfax Media and IG Markets ).
Israeli businessman Beny​ Steinmetz has labelled George Soros "nuts" and accused him of trying to upset his hopes of developing the Simandou iron ore mine in Guinea, according to a media report.
Corporate services gambit abandoned, taxpayers left with the bill.
Poker machine supplier Aristocrat Leisure has reaffirmed its full-year earnings forecast after strong growth in its Americas business helped lift first-half profit by 57 per cent.
Ansell says it will sell its condom business to a Chinese consortium for $800 million as it launched a share buyback.
The retail analysts at Deutsche Bank have been watching what the Woolworths board members are putting in their shopping baskets.
It is not one story, but so many stories, that is leading me to the conclusion that it's as scary an environment for global investors as it's ever been.
The ASX is set to rise at the open, with SPI futures pushing up a modest eight points overnight.
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NSW construction union boss nine other officials face heavy penalties after being found liable for unlawful industrial action.
Many individuals never really read their employment contract before they sign it - they're just excited to be starting a new role.
Households facing 'price spike' as industry regulator loses key legal case.
Government stare down claims of $2 billion 'black hole' in revenue its bank tax will raise.
High-profile fashion retailer has collapsed under debts and entered voluntary administration.
Hire company staff accept twice-rejected deal that also allows new staff to be paid less.
Major Australian banks have been under pressure to rule out funding Adani's controversial Carmichael mine but the former CEO of Australia's second biggest miner says the Indian giant doesn't need their money anyway.
One of Australia's most high profile investors appears to have engaged in "new economy heresy".
The banks have some of the best-performing super funds of all, at least for their employees.
The firm linked to a $165 million tax fraud syndicate was also central to a $100 million land-banking scandal.
Westpac is selling its remaining stake in fund manager BT Investment Management, offloading up to $645 million worth of stock to institutional investors and signalling it intends to ultimately sell all shares it holds in the business.
The member countries of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will have to execute a delicate balancing act when they meet in Vienna on Thursday.
The budget pushed low-income earners' marginal tax rate up towards 100 per cent.
The Chinese government has criticised international ratings agency Moody's, saying its first ratings downgrade in 30 years was based on "inappropriate methods" of pro cyclical rating.
Magellan boss Hamish Douglass expects Uber to collapse in the next decade and labels the ride-sharing firm a "Ponzi scheme".
Whatever happened to staff choosing the best employers based on the work, career path, employer support and pay?
Key states are refusing to sign up to the government's small business red tape scheme.
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