Tesla shares drop as it cuts production hours
Tesla has reduced the amount of hours it is producing Model S sedans and Model X crossovers, adding to concerns about demand for its more profitable vehicles.
Amcor cost cutters go to proven playbook
A blueprint first used by former Amcor chief Ken MacKenzie is being used to identify maximum cost savings in the looming $9 billion buyout of US-based Bemis Company.
Weaker LNG outlook to trim local prices
Rapidly rising LNG supply is expected to result in a pullback in prices for gas on the east coast but it's not expected to be enough for some industrial gas users.
Inside Mondelez's plan to snare snackers
Food giant Mondelez, owner of Cadbury, Oreo and Ritz, has created a new innovation hub to fast-track products to meet demand for healthier, more convenient snacks.
Dyson ups stumps from UK for Singapore
James Dyson, the billionaire Briton with his eponymously named vacuum cleaner, was a big backer of Brexit and as the deadline looms, he wants out.
'No joy': Bluescope workers to strike over pay
Bluescope workers at the Port Kembla steelworks have voted to "ramp up" industrial action including 24-hour stoppages from Monday, as a pay ...
RemaPak decline spurs worries for gas users
Ai Group CEO Innes Willox says the administration of western Sydney-based RemaPak is harsh evidence of the threat to gas-based manufacturers...
Meet our biggest ASX trade war casualty
Sims Metal Management has all but sealed the booby prize as the ASX company hit hardest by global trade tensions with an ugly downgrade.
China slide looms as growth sought
China's huge economy, a major driver of global growth, is cooling just when the world needs its spark.
Gas prices send Remapak to the wall
The collapse of polystyrene cup maker Remapak due to the east coast gas crisis will fuel worries that more corporate collapses are around th...
