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Air Vanuatu in liquidation following fleet issue, poor trading

Air Vanuatu in liquidation following fleet issue, poor trading

Liquidators say they intend to resume normal trading as soon as possible, while considering all opportunities to place the airline on a stronger footing.

  • by Amelia McGuire

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Warren Buffett has a $285 billion problem

Warren Buffett has a $285 billion problem

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has become too big, and it’s getting bigger by the day. It makes it a lot less exciting.

  • by Justin Fox
Drug kingpin’s former Sydney Road arcade for sale

Drug kingpin’s former Sydney Road arcade for sale

Cashed-up Aesop founder and Canberra developer are selling hipster Sydney Road shops once owned by career criminal Tony Mokbel.

  • by Nicole Lindsay
Westfield owner beefs up security after Bondi Junction attack

Westfield owner beefs up security after Bondi Junction attack

Scentre Group has increased its security and is working with local police across its 42 Westfield shopping malls following the attack at its Bondi Junction centre.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
AFR to cut print in WA after Seven’s ‘abuse of power’

AFR to cut print in WA after Seven’s ‘abuse of power’

The Australian Financial Review will no longer have a physical edition in Perth after Kerry Stokes’ Seven West Media doubled the cost of printing the newspaper.

  • by Colin Kruger
Pan Asia sets sights on lithium brines at Chilean salt flats

Pan Asia sets sights on lithium brines at Chilean salt flats

Pan Asia Metals is joining the list of lithium brine explorers after picking up a massive chunk of prime real estate with its Tama Atacama project in Chile.

  • by Michael Philipps
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Apple’s tone-deaf iPad ad triggers our darkest AI fears
Opinion
Gadgets

Apple’s tone-deaf iPad ad triggers our darkest AI fears

Apple has made its worst marketing faux pas since it forced everyone to listen to U2.

  • by Dave Lee
Orica boss says gas pledge won’t fix today’s soaring price problem

Orica boss says gas pledge won’t fix today’s soaring price problem

The high cost of gas in Australia is skewing investment decisions towards other countries, says manufacturing boss.

  • by Simon Johanson
It’s not easy being green for UK and European oil giants
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Energy

It’s not easy being green for UK and European oil giants

The oil super majors are eyeing shifting their primary stock exchange listings to New York as a stronger push to reduce fossil fuels in their home markets weighs on their share prices.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The $17 billion surprise: Customers of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX are set to get all their money back

The $17 billion surprise: Customers of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX are set to get all their money back

Two years after the dramatic implosion of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto exchange, customers have received some welcome news. But it is not as good as it sounds.

  • by Michelle Chapman
Multinationals push back, blaming supermarkets for rising prices

Multinationals push back, blaming supermarkets for rising prices

Global companies like Nestle, Unilever, Coca-Cola and Mars face the possibility of a further inquiry into their role in rising grocery prices.

  • by Jessica Yun