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26th November 2024

SA Business Journal

Coles teams up with Microsoft to take shopping to the next level

Coles has signed a five-year deal with Microsoft to change the way Australians shop and bolster sales at the supermarket chain, thanks to artificial intelligence.

Game over for Mighty Kingdom boss

Mighty Kingdom’s managing director has stepped down and the shares remain suspended, after the game developer earlier floated the prospect of a material acquisition.

Fund manager’s $1bn storage ambition

Storage Investments Australia has raised $40m for a new fund focused on expanding its self-storage footprint, as it eyes $1bn in assets and a potential IPO.

Demaria to head up Legacy

Current head of The Advertiser Foundation, Dan Demaria, has been appointed as chief executive officer, Legacy South Australia and Broken Hill.

Google expands $1bn US-Asia sea cable via Darwin

The tech giant is expanding its $1bn ‘Pacific Connect’ undersea cable project to link Darwin and Singapore – a move it says will boost ‘reliability and resilience’ of Australia’s i...

Arnott’s in multimillion-dollar health kick

Arnott’s is doubling down on its move into the high-growth gluten free segment with a multimillion-dollar upgrade of its manufacturing hub in Adelaide.

Plans for tobacco to light up aviation industry

Smoking might be banned on aircraft but tobacco could one day be used to fire up engines minus the nasty emissions thanks to new Australian research.

ASX 200 down as CBA, energy falls weigh

Sharemarket operator ASX down after CHESS guidance. Brickworks sees 'subdued' key markets over next 12 months. Ramsay Health Care flags lower FY25 growth rate. Novonix halts for $4...

Wealthy versus battlers: is superannuation fair?

Superannuation is great for growing wealth, but there remains a huge gap between the rich and the rest. What’s the alternative?

Private equity greed blamed for Healthscope ‘kamikaze’ act

A peak lobby group says the Healthscope furore is the canary in the coalmine as far as private equity in the health sector goes. Healthscope says that’s rubbish.