Incitec Pivot hit by $45m in outages
Incitec Pivot said $45 million would be stripped from earnings due to disruptions in its plants in Louisiana and Queensland.
Biomass hits sweet spot in the bush
Food and timber processors in regional Australia are turning their back on gas and opting for biomass to cut costs and take back control over energy.
Ford cuts 200 Australian jobs
Ford announced on Thursday that 40 salaried employees, 75 hourly workers and 90 contractors will cease to be employed by the company as of April this year.
Gupta revs up auto push with Ligier win
Billionaire Sanjeev Gupta, who was one of 100 CEOs at the French President's summit this week, is accelerating his automotive industry strategy in France.
France confirms Carlos Ghosn's resignation
French finance minister Bruno Le Maire confirmed that Carlos Ghosn has resigned from French carmaker Renault as the company board meets to find his replacement.
Trump hump for Amcor's planned $9b deal
The US government partial shutdown is causing delays to the anti-trust clearance Amcor needs to finalise its $9 billion buyout of Bemis Comp...
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 pr...
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 o...
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 som...
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, ...
