Nissan board to vote on Ghosn's fate
Nissan Motor's board was to meet on Thursday over whether to dismiss Carlos Ghosn as its chairman, as further details emerged over allegations of financial misconduct.
Woodside deal paves way for $4.3b plant in WA
A 20-year gas supply deal struck between Woodside Petroleum and Perdaman has lifted the prospects for a fertilisers plant in WA.
Vote one for 'marginal' in Melbourne's booming west
"Personally I think the government and the City of Wyndham should be doing a lot more to pump up Wyndham," says Craig Kennedy, who owns Telstra business and retail shops in Melbourne's west.
Rich Lister in second packaging wipeout
Rich Lister Raphael Geminder has experienced more packaging pain, this time at Pro-Pac, where his 45 per cent stake is down over $70 million in six months.
Economy is Daniel Andrews' trump card
Victoria's economy is the strongest of any state in the nation, with the highest economic and wages growth, the second-lowest unemployment rate, and a bulging $80 billion pipeline of construction.
Pact Group brings Rich Lister a world of pain
Packaging firm Pact Group has watched $800m in sharemarket value vanish with Rich Lister Raphael Geminder bearing the brunt.
ResMed buys MatrixCare for $1b
ResMed has pushed further into the health software industry with a $US750 million ($1.04 billion) purchase of US company MatrixCare.
Pratt's Visy companies see falls in profit
Profits have fallen sharply at several major businesses in Anthony Pratt's Visy paper products empire, indicating the billionaire's Australi...
Coca-Cola Amatil reviews value of Indonesia
Coca-Cola Amatil is evaluating the value of its Indonesian business after The Coca-Cola Co wrote down its stake by $291 million.
Australia falling behind on automation: BCA
Just 9 per cent of listed Australian companies are making a sustained investment in automation, well behind Germany, the UK and US, says the...
