Business
Companies
Loss of trust: Behind the two months of turmoil at the Judith Neilson Institute
In just eight weeks, the Australia’s largest philanthropic journalism project has unravelled.
- by Zoe Samios
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Packer’s casino dream edges closer to reality - without him
James Packer orchestrated Crown’s billion dollar bet on a Sydney casino, but whether it pays off depends on the casino operator’s new owners.
- by Colin Kruger
(Book)dystopia: How Australia’s biggest bookseller went from hero to villain
Booktopia has problems that go beyond a shift in consumer behaviour after the pandemic, with concerns about the leadership and loss of investor trust.
- by Sarah Danckert
Service with a smile: Virgin seeks to seize on Qantas' stumbles
Virgin frequent flyer program Velocity CEO Nick Rohrlach believes Virgin’s efforts to reinvent itself as a “new airline” is going under-recognised.
- by Jessica Yun
Auctioneers make an art of selling property collector’s assets
The latest auction disposing of the huge Harry Oviss investment portfolio fetched a total $29.14 million.
- by Nicole Lindsay
Sydney’s inner-city set for sparkling rooftop pool in $200m project
The sweeping infinity pool will rival any beach setting when TFE Hotels opens its first Collection brand boutique-style property within the TOGA group’s $200 million mixed-used project.
- by Carolyn Cummins
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Aviation
‘It will get smoother’: Slashing flights will reduce chaos, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce says
The Qantas chief insists the airline’s move to cut the number of domestic flights it offers until March next year will not worsen chaos at airports.
- by Jessica Yun and John McDuling
Opinion
Investing
No apology as Qantas promises to fix customer service
In a market update, Qantas revealed a senior executive was leaving and outlined measures it was taking to address customer complaints about its service. But there was no apology.
- by Anne Hyland
‘Ups, downs, challenges’: Packer praises Crown as US giant Blackstone takes reins
James Packer has praised what the company has achieved during his tumultuous ownership, especially with Crown’s Barangaroo casino in Sydney.
- by Colin Kruger
Probuild creditors set to vote on compensation deal
Probuild creditors who are owed millions of dollars from the collapse of the construction business have been sent a proposal that the administrator believes could deliver them a substantially better outcome than a formal liquidation process.
- by Carolyn Cummins
‘Golden run’ at risk: Reality bites after Amazon’s warehouse admission
With Amazon confessing it has “too much warehouse space” and the cost of debt rising, industrial property’s decade-long surge is on the cusp of losing steam. But local analysts remain optimistic.
- by Simon Johanson