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Australia China news: Business hoping meeting of foreign ministers will help ease China trade sanctions - Vimarsana News

Australia China news: Business hoping meeting of foreign ministers will help ease China trade sanctions

Australian business leaders are cautiously hoping Foreign Minister Penny Wong's visit to China this week w...

CEOs of Optus, Telstra, ANZ, EnergyAustralia, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank, Lynas, TPG Telecom reveal what they really think about you working from home: Chanticleer - Vimarsana News

CEOs of Optus, Telstra, ANZ, EnergyAustralia, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank, Lynas, TPG Telecom reveal what they really think about you working from home: Chanticleer

Most business leaders accept the reality that hybrid work is here to stay. But some are starting to question what the correct balance is.

Source: afr.com
Working from home:" Where Australia's top CEOs stand on hybrid work - Vimarsana News

Working from home:" Where Australia's top CEOs stand on hybrid work

The nation’s bosses have accepted working from home is here to stay. But they haven’t lost their love for the office. 

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Penny Wong China visit: Exporters cautious on a China thaw - Vimarsana News

Penny Wong China visit: Exporters cautious on a China thaw

Those who felt the brunt of $20 billion in Chinese trade sanctions said Penny Wong’s visit to Beijing was a first step on a long road to restoring trust and trade.

Source: afr.com
Chanticleer CEO Poll 2022: Australia's top CEOs rate the Albanese government - Vimarsana News

Chanticleer CEO Poll 2022: Australia's top CEOs rate the Albanese government

The nation’s leading bosses have heaped praise on Labor’s first year in office, but want more action on migration, skills, energy and housing.

Source: afr.com