Tax boss concedes he 'jumped to conclusions' on controversial card ban
Australia's tax boss has admitted he “jumped to conclusions” when implementing a credit card ban that has outraged small businesses.
Coverage across the spectrum
How we rate outletsWho's reporting it
More in Business
Jupiter Wagons Secures ₹1,140 Crore Railway Ministry Order For 2,583 Wagons; Expects ₹2,000 Crore More In - Free Press Journal
Multiple outlets • 5h ago
Jupiter Wagons shares rallied over 8% after securing a Rs 1,140 crore Railway Board order for 2,583 wagons. The company expects additional order inflows of around Rs 2,000 crore in Q4 FY27, supported by government and private-sector demand. Despite the gains, the stock has fallen 25% in three months and trades below seven of its eight simple moving averages.
6 sources
The growing army of actors creeping it real for Halloween
Multiple outlets • 2h ago
Halloween marks the start of peak season for Melbourne’s paid costumed entertainers, and business is only getting better.
5 sources
Mafia fighter suggests NY-style laws to stop unions delaying Olympic builds
Multiple outlets • 4h ago
US attorney Ronald Goldstock helped take down powerful New York mafia groups, and told the Queensland inquiry similar laws could combat tactics employed by the CFMEU.
3 sources
Disney theme parks division hit with brutal round of layoffs as company reviews priorities
Multiple outlets • 5h ago
Despite the crowds at its flagship attractions, Disney is reviewing how it allocates investments and manages project timelines.
3 sources
Sixers make it harder than it needed to be, but take care of business vs. depleted Pacers
Multiple outlets • 6h ago
After two nights off, the Philadelphia 76ers were back in action against the Pacers in Indiana on Wednesday night. The Pacers were without two starters in…
6 sources
Reader Discussion
Loading comments…