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Qantas ex-CEO Alan Joyce to get tenfold higher pay of $13.8 mln for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Qantas ex-CEO Alan Joyce to get tenfold higher pay of $13.8 mln for 2023

Australia's Qantas Airways said on Wednesday it would pay Alan Joyce, its former CEO who retired earlier this month, a remuneration of A$21.4 million for fiscal 2023, a near 10-fold jump from...

Qantas ex-CEO takes 900% pay rise, but bonus cut amid scandals - Vimarsana News

Qantas ex-CEO takes 900% pay rise, but bonus cut amid scandals

SYDNEY, Sept 20 - Australia's Qantas Airways said its former CEO took a pay increase of 872% as he collected years' worth of...

Australia's BlueScope Steel slumps as UAW strike hits U.S. operations - Vimarsana News

Australia's BlueScope Steel slumps as UAW strike hits U.S. operations

Shares of BlueScope Steel Ltd slipped to an over three-month low as the ongoing United Auto Workers strike against the Detroit Three automakers in the United States weighs on the...

Australia's Orora to buy Carlyle's France-based Saverglass for $1.4 billion - Vimarsana News

Australia's Orora to buy Carlyle's France-based Saverglass for $1.4 billion

By Scott Murdoch and Poonam Behura SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian packaging company Orora Ltd said on Tuesday it would buy French high-end glass bottle ...

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SingTel Q1 profit slumps 23% on unfavourable currency move, high costs - Vimarsana News

SingTel Q1 profit slumps 23% on unfavourable currency move, high costs

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel), Southeast Asia's largest telecoms company, owns an effective 29.5% stake in India's Bharti Airtel. SingTel said in a statement net profit for the quarter ended June 30 was S$483 million ($355.91 million), compared with S$628 million a year earlier. In the three months ending June 30, SingTel logged a net exceptional loss of S$88 million owing to a sharp depreciation in the Nigerian naira, compared with an exception gain of S$129 million a year ago.

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