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In February, Lyft forecast dramatically lower profits than Wall Street had expected.

Lyft plans job cuts that may hit 30pc of staff in overhaul

The ride-hailing company is trying to slash costs in an effort to reach profitability and compete with rival Uber.

  • Jackie Davalos
Deloitte’s US headcount grew 25% to more than 86,000 last year, according to a company report.

Deloitte to cut 1200 jobs in US amid slowdown in consulting

Growth in some “select practices” has moderated and Deloitte said it has decided to pare about 1.4 per cent of its US workforce.

  • Matthew Boyle

Tesla investor group say distracted Musk is hurting EV maker

A group of 17 Tesla shareholders, who hold more than $2.2 billion of stock, said Elon Musk must be reined in.

  • Dana Hull

‘Sugar hit’ of cheaper EVs to reach Australia soon

The Albanese government’s plan to introduce fuel efficiency standards is expected to result in a flood of new electric vehicles to Australia, even before legislation is passed next year.

  • Updated
  • Mark Ludlow

LIV golf poster boy Cam Smith omnipresent in Adelaide

Thousands of fans were in a line at least a kilometre long outside the one entrance gate when players teed off in the LIV Golf tournament in Adelaide.

  • Steve Larkin

Star invested $1.3b in its Sydney casino, now it may have to sell it

This week, the battered gaming giant put on the table a possible sale of its flagship Sydney asset – a 28-year-old institution.

  • Lucas Baird

Opinion & Analysis

Mortgage war means bank profits are peaking

Analysts expect a bumper interim earnings season for the big banks but warn the headline numbers belie tougher times ahead for investors.

James Eyers

Senior Reporter

James Eyers

Columnist Jessica Irvine quits journalism to join CBA

The prominent economics writer had earlier recorded a YouTube video for the bank without her editors being aware.

Sustainable aviation isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

The hard truth about the future of air travel is that we don’t have a viable green fuel.

David Fickling

Contributor

RBA change is coming, like it or not

There are 51 recommendations arising from the review of the central bank. Inevitably it will mean more people, more input, and more scrutiny.

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Chanticleer columnist

Chanticleer

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Inside Kerry Stokes’ world of influence

The media magnate has enjoyed almost-unparalleled influence in Australia’s west for decades.

  • Mark Di Stefano and Max Mason
Institutional investors have backed the troubled casino operator Star Entertainment Group.

NSW tax reprieve looks like long odds for Star

Any hopes that Labor will dramatically reverse course on its Coalition predecessors’ plan to increase casino taxes are misplaced.

  • Lucas Baird
Senator Dorinda Cox, Greens Resources spokesperson, and Greens leader Adam Bandt announcing the safeguard mechanism deal.

Japan Inc. ruins Labor’s carbon party

Labor was still celebrating its safeguard mechanism win when it was blindsided by an extraordinary attack from one of our biggest allies.

  • Jacob Greber

Yesterday

Fox’s Dominion settlement | Last drinks at The Star | RBA shake-up

In this week’s episode, James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald examine who really won and lost in Rupert Murdoch’s giant legal battle, analyse the RBA review, and take a look at the disaster at The Star.

Scott’s customers included Coles, ALDI and IGA.

Anchorage Capital claims $43m from Scott’s

The private equity firm has made financial claims following the logistics group’s collapse but does not expect to get any money back.

  • Jenny Wiggins
Lynas wants to keep its rare earths processing plant in Malaysia   despite ongoing issues with the government.

Lynas lobs 11th-hour attempt to overturn ban in Malaysia

The world’s largest producer of rare earths outside China will go to court next week to challenge the processing ban levelled by Malaysian authorities.

  • Updated
  • Elouise Fowler
MUST CREDIT:?Russell Ord / Andre Rerekura Abalone sea rancher Brad Adams from Oga at Augusta, WA.? Ocean Grown Abalone on artificial reefs (concrete pyramid shapes pictured).

This fishery looks to export ‘Penfolds Grange’ of abalone to the world

Brad Adams has captured the attention of fine diners in Hong Kong but he now hopes to export his sustainably grown greenlip abalone to the rest of the world. 

  • Gus McCubbing
Private Media chairman Eric Beecher, the January 6 insurrection on Capitol Hill, and Lachlan Murdoch.

Crikey claims win after Lachlan Murdoch withdraws defamation case

Crikey owner Private Media says the result is a victory for public interest journalism and free speech.

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  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
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SpaceX’s Starship after launching in Texas.

‘Learning curve’: Musk’s Starship explodes after lift-off

It was the first time Starship was mounted atop the company’s new Super Heavy rocket booster, which SpaceX has touted as the world’s most powerful.

  • Updated
  • Kenneth Chang
Qantas CFO Vanessa Hudson (right) and Loyalty chief Olivia Wirth (left) are the front-runners to replace Alan Joyce (centre).

Qantas leadership hopefuls interviewed; decision expected within weeks

The airline’s chief financial officer, Vanessa Hudson, and Qantas Loyalty boss Olivia Wirth remain the favourites to succeed Alan Joyce as chief executive.

  • Lucas Baird

Mortgage war means bank profits are peaking

Analysts expect a bumper interim earnings season for the big banks but warn the headline numbers belie tougher times ahead for investors.

  • James Eyers
A still from the CBA’s YouTube video that featured Jessica Irvine and Ross Greenwood.

Columnist Jessica Irvine quits journalism to join CBA

The prominent economics writer had earlier recorded a YouTube video for the bank without her editors being aware.

  • Mark Di Stefano and Sam Buckingham-Jones
A bucket-wheel reclaimer

Whitehaven pushes ahead with smaller, swifter Vickery coal mine

The miner will start construction on a small version of its Vickery coal project in NSW by June in a bid to capture high coal prices while they last.

  • Peter Ker
Catherine McCormack joined Jarden from Goldman Sachs.

Comp day means more cuts for Jarden; IB team in the frame

Sources close to Jarden, however, say there are no plans for “mass exits”. Instead, there are now discussions about the viability of some positions.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
BuzzFeed’s announcement comes just a few months after it said that it would be cutting 12 per cent of its workforce, citing worsening economic conditions. Job cuts were also announced in December.

BuzzFeed staff, execs axed as news operation shut down

BuzzFeed is shutting its news operation, and business news publisher Insider is cutting about 10 per cent of its staff in the latest retrenchments for the digital-media business.

  • Benjamin Mullin and Katie Robertson
BHP’s iron ore division is performing strongly.

BHP iron ore, nickel output slump

BHP has reported its weakest quarterly iron ore exports in two years as it also cut its nickel production target.

  • Peter Ker
Woodside’s Pluto LNG plant near Karratha WA, achieved 99.9 per cent reliability in the March quarter.

Citi worried about Woodside’s Scarborough as tough AGM looms

Concerns over the timing of the $16.5 billion project are building ahead of the annual meeting, where Woodside faces uncertain votes on pay and director re-elections.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Herman Yip invested in 25 different plane tickets, saving himself thousands of dollars.

Man who got $371k of tickets for $25k in airline error shares his tips

ANA said airfares were listed incorrectly on its Vietnam website due to an erroneous currency conversion. Here’s how you could benefit from a similar blunder.

  • Danny Lee
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NAB asked to reveal traders’ salaries in underpayment suit

The interlocutory application will be debated at a confidential hearing.

  • Myriam Robin
Unlike power utilities and automakers, the aviation sector hasn’t got a carbon-free technology on hand to eliminate its emissions.

Sustainable aviation isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

The hard truth about the future of air travel is that we don’t have a viable green fuel.

  • David Fickling

This Month

Consolidated Pastoral Company CEO Troy Setter says an emphasis on gender equality has been a big part of arresting staff turnover.

How boosting female participation has paid off for this ag business

Consolidated Pastoral Company CEO Troy Setter says an emphasis on gender equality has been a big part of arresting staff turnover.

  • Agnes King
Afea Care Services prides itself on its whole-of-person approach to organisational culture.

How a culture of care proved a success

Afea Care Services prides itself on its whole-of-person approach to organisational culture.

  • Alexandra Cain
CreditorWatch CEO Patrick Coghlan says he’s committed to creating a “fantastic workplace culture”.

How fronting staff helped this CEO find success

The CEO and co-founder of CreditorWatch says he is committed to creating a “fantastic workplace culture”.

  • Mark Eggleton