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Tali Ross, interim chief financial officer (L), and Kate Beattie, interim CEO at Endeavour Group are running the company until Jayne Hrdlicka starts in January.

Gen Zs guzzling Hard Rated as Dan Murphy’s amps up security measures

The interim boss of Endeavour Group - the owner of Dan Murphy’s and BWS - says Australians are choosing to hit the pub instead of drinking at home.

  • Jessica Yun

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Universal Store chief executive Alice Barbery.

Subway’s new challenger, the next Penfolds: Six ASX chiefs on what’s next

Furniture, wine, milk and pies: the chiefs of Australia’s biggest retailers reveal what they’re plotting for the new financial year.

  • Jessica Yun
GYG shares nearly doubled from its float price.

Guzman y Gomez grilled as it looks to beat Maccas on breakfast

The ASX-listed burrito chain may have been savaged by the market, but it reckons it can go head-to-head with McDonald’s for the morning coffee crowd.

  • Jessica Yun
James Hardie is seeking more market share.

An Aussie icon is finding new ways to be a corporate disgrace

Even for a company with an ongoing asbestos scandal in its 137-year history, James Hardie’s disastrous week is one for the ages.

  • Colin Kruger
Late repayments – an indicator of borrower stress – remain lower than pre-COVID levels.

The big banks are making billions and there’s good news for households

Major bank profit results are always a big deal for investors, but recent updates also point to how the financial landscape is changing for borrowers.

  • Clancy Yeates
Rebel Sport Limited is one of the four subsidiaries that will  be taken to court by the ombudsman.

‘It’s out of control’: Organised crime gangs strike Rebel stores

Forget teenagers stealing a pair of socks: professional thieves are ransacking Rebel stores – but that hasn’t dampened investor enthusiasm.

  • Jessica Yun and Colin Kruger
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BHP, the largest Australian mining company, earns most of its money from digging up iron ore in WA and selling it to China.

BHP profits take a hit as prices fall for Australia’s mining exports

Prices for shipments of Australian iron ore and coal have tumbled on softer demand in China, while Donald Trump’s trade wars continue casting a cloud over the outlook.

  • Nick Toscano
NAB revealed the latest underpayment problems as it announced it made almost $1.8 billion in the June quarter.

NAB flags $130m hit from ‘payroll issues’, including wage underpayments

The banking giant apologised to staff and said it had launched a broader review into payroll-related benefits.

  • Clancy Yeates
Telstra chief Vicki Brady says long-term thinking is badly needed in Australian politics.

Telstra shares fall after mobile miss

The nation’s largest telco has slashed costs and sold the majority of its cloud computing unit to an Indian tech giant.

  • David Swan
CBA’s Matt Comyn.

CBA market value takes $15 billion hit despite record profits

The high price of CBA shares has caused ongoing debate in the market, and investors headed for the exits after the release of its results on Wednesday.

  • Clancy Yeates