Finance DJ’s food division losing money: owner David Jones’ South African owner has started a review of its loss making food business with the aim of getting it to a breakeven position in 2022. AAP Newswire 18 Sep 2020 18 Sep 2020
Finance NZ Fonterra returns to annual profit The world’s largest dairy exporter, Fonterra, is back in the black after a change in strategy delivered a $NZ659 million profit for fiscal 2020. AAP Newswire 18 Sep 2020 18 Sep 2020
Finance Japan exports fall 15% in August Japan’s 15 per cent drop in exports from a year earlier has been outpaced by a more than 20 per cent decline in imports, its finance ministry says. AAP Newswire 16 Sep 2020 16 Sep 2020
Finance Japan exports fall 15% in August Japan’s 15 per cent drop in exports from a year earlier has been outpaced by a more than 20 per cent decline in imports, its finance ministry says. AAP Newswire 16 Sep 2020 16 Sep 2020
Finance Apple debuts new, discount Watch versions Apple has unveiled a scaled down version of its Apple Watch as consumers across the world tighten their purse strings due to the coronavirus pandemic. AAP Newswire 16 Sep 2020 16 Sep 2020
Finance WTO sides with China against US tariffs The World Trade Organisation says that US tariffs on Chinese goods totalling more than $US200 billion ($A273 billion) are illegal under the rules of the body. AAP Newswire 16 Sep 2020 16 Sep 2020
Finance China’s industrial output accelerates China’s retail sales rose 0.5 per cent last month from a year earlier, data shows, expanding for the first time this year. AAP Newswire 15 Sep 2020 15 Sep 2020
Finance Qantas may move head offices to cut costs Qantas could move its head offices in Sydney and Melbourne as it shrinks its workforce and costs amid the pandemic. AAP Newswire 15 Sep 2020 15 Sep 2020
Finance Amazon to add 100,000 new jobs Amazon says it will add another 100,000 new full and part-time jobs across the United States and Canada. AAP Newswire 15 Sep 2020 15 Sep 2020
Finance Daimler to pay $2 billion emissions bill Daimler AG expects the cost of its violation of US clean air laws and resolution of 250,000 vehicle-owner claims will set it back $US 2.2 billion. AAP Newswire 15 Sep 2020 15 Sep 2020
Finance NAB super providers to pay $57m penalties Two of NAB’s superannuation companies have been ordered to pay more than $57 million in penalties after charging fees without providing services. AAP Newswire 14 Sep 2020 14 Sep 2020
Finance Myer’s $172m FY loss, more stores to close Department store group Myer has reported a full-year loss of $172.4 million amid the pandemic and will continue to close stores in preference for online trade. AAP Newswire 10 Sep 2020 10 Sep 2020
Finance Booming Amazon to fill 33,000 US jobs Amazon says it has 33,000 open corporate and tech roles in the United States and will hire thousands of hourly workers in its warehouses and delivery systems. AAP Newswire 10 Sep 2020 10 Sep 2020
Finance Luxury giant LVMH cancels deal for Tiffany LVMH says its $US14.5 billion ($A20.1 billion) plan to take over Tiffany, scheduled to close on November 24, has been cancelled. AAP Newswire 10 Sep 2020 10 Sep 2020
Finance Recce shares up after COVID drug progress Pharmaceuticals provider Recce has made progress in developing treatment for the coronavirus and investors lifted its share price to a record. AAP Newswire 08 Sep 2020 08 Sep 2020
Finance Laybuy shares climb 45pc on ASX debut Kiwi company Laybuy has become the latest buy now pay later provider to join the ASX, and its boss says major opportunities remain in the sector. AAP Newswire 07 Sep 2020 07 Sep 2020
Finance China iron ore imports down 10.9 per cent China’s iron ore imports for August have slumped almost 11 per cent from the previous month. AAP Newswire 07 Sep 2020 07 Sep 2020
Finance SkyCity shares rise after FY profit jump Investors have pushed shares in casino group SkyCity up almost eight per cent after a 62.8 per cent jump in full-year net profit. AAP Newswire 03 Sep 2020 03 Sep 2020
Finance Fintech ups claim against ASX Ltd to $464m Share market operator ASX Limited is facing a damages claim of $464.7 million from a financial technology provider it suspended from trading. AAP Newswire 02 Sep 2020 02 Sep 2020
News COVID-19 restrictions loosen from next Sunday for regional Victoria Gatherings of up to five people will be allowed in outdoor public places while single parents and people living alone will be able to nominate a friend or family member to visit them, as part of eased restrictions. Charmayne Allison 06 Sep 2020 06 Sep 2020
News $23,128 party breach in Yarrawonga A party in Yarrawonga on the weekend turned costly when local police intervened and issued 14 $1,652 fines totalling $23,128 for COVID infringements as police patrols beef up with a focus on a 24-hour response. Yarrawonga Chronicle 25 Aug 2020 25 Aug 2020
Virus updates Skipping COVID roadmap step a possibility, says premier Regional Victorians could skip a step in the COVID roadmap if active case remain low, meaning patrons could also return to sit-down meals rather than the current takeaway and delivery options. James Bennett 09 Sep 2020 09 Sep 2020
News BREAKING: 50km border bubble to start Friday NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian will visit Albury tomorrow to announce further details about the return of the 50km border zone. Yarrawonga Chronicle 31 Aug 2020 31 Aug 2020
