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Many Australian companies are feeling the pinch from soaring energy costs.

CEOs remain cautiously optimistic about the two-day summit and note some important fixes, such as lifting migration and speeding up visa approvals, are in train.

Australia is a highly “attractive target for active and malicious” cyber threats, new Telstra boss Vicki Brady warns, as top chief executives agonise over the growing tensions with China and the serious risks their companies face.

Despite “most disruptive” year due to Covid-19.

In an open global economy, continuing to handicap wealth-producing enterprises with outdated workplace rules and restrictions beggars belief.

There remain differences between business and unions on workplace relations, particularly over industry-wide enterprise bargaining agreements pushed by the ACTU.

Wesfarmers, which sources much of its retail inventory from China, is pressing ahead with a $1.7 billion growth project aimed at providing alternatives to the Chinese supply of lithium.

Retail giant Wesfarmers has recorded a slump in yearly profit but insists its brands are in prime position ...

Australian conglomerate Wesfarmers Ltd, owner of the countrys no.

The company said retail trading conditions have remained robust through the first seven weeks of fiscal 2023, with particularly strong sales in Kmart Group.