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My Muscle Chef goes budget-friendly to keep shoppers hooked
The ready-made meal brand is hoping to target cost-conscious shoppers as Australians tighten their wallets.
- by Jessica Yun
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High Stakes: The ‘life-or-death’ battle over a company name
A fast-growing Sydney-based share trading platform and a casino giant run by a pair of Melbourne-based twenty-something billionaires are locking horns.
- by Sarah Danckert
‘Appetite for growth’: Zambrero is taking Aussie burritos to Ireland and the UK
Chief executive Matt Kenny has laid out plans to grow the Mexican fast food chain in Australia and around the world – but it faces stiff competition and staffing challenges.
- by Jessica Yun
Investors feel the burn as F45 booted from New York Stock Exchange
Investors, some of whom paid $US16 per share in the July 2021 public float on the New York Stock Exchange, watched the stock hit a record low of just US7.26¢ last week.
- by Colin Kruger
The Silicon Valley elite who want to build a city from scratch
A mysterious company has spent $1.3 billion in an effort to buy thousands of acres in San Francisco, The people behind the deals are said to be a who’s who of the tech industry.
- by Conor Dougherty and Erin Griffith
Scottish fintech sets its sights on Australia
Combining credit checks, payment chasing and debt collection, the Scottish fintech claims its technology can help small businesses get a better handle on their cash flow and better manage their credit risk.
- by Tim Biggs
Irene Falcone’s Sans Drinks rescued by wine retailer in $1.8m deal
The non-alcoholic liquor business that fizzed after the pandemic has been saved from liquidation, with founder Irene Falcone to stay with the business.
- by Jessica Yun
The ‘brain drink’ start-up ready to emerge from ‘stealth mode’
Arepa is a performance drink that purportedly improves cognition. The product’s New Zealand co-founders reckon they’ve cracked the magic formula.
- by Jessica Yun
Spam with your order? DoorDash fined for flooding customers, drivers with promos
The popular delivery service has copped a $2 million fine for spamming customers, including more than 500,000 people who had asked to unsubscribe to its promotions.
- by Sarah Danckert