1. Prada's third quarter revenues rise 18%

   RTE » 3 weeks ago

   Third-quarter net revenues for Prada rose 17.7% at constant exchange rates, driven by double-digit retail sales growth in Asia and Europe and the doubling of sales at the smaller Miu Miu brand, the Italian luxury group said today....

   Category: Business  

1. Alphabet's AI investments boost cloud sales

   RTE » 3 weeks ago

   Google parent Alphabet said last night its AI investments were "paying off" as it reported a 35% surge in its cloud business and US election-related spending lifted YouTube ad sales in the third quarter....

   Category: Business  

1. It's a common osteoporosis drug – but some patients say they're not being warned enough about side effects

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Patients have told ABC NEWS they're concerned about a lack of informed consent over Australia's most common osteoporosis drug, and are sometimes "scared into" taking it.  ...

   Category: Business  

1. International students caught between expensive private housing and 'unlivable' rentals

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Students coming into the country from overseas struggle to access accommodation, especially without rental and employment history, but housing developments near campuses have faced opposition from some councils and colleges, including Sydney's prestigious acting school NIDA. ...

   Category: Business  

1. The battle to save an endangered species has ended up on the agenda at Woolworths’ AGM

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   The board of Woolworths has urged shareholders to vote against a motion calling on the company to no longer procure salmon from the last known refuge of the endangered Maugean skate. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Already facing Australia's highest net debt per capita, the NT's financial hole may still deepen

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   NT Treasury officials are warning big spends on health and community safety could see the territory's eye-watering debt levels continue to blow-out. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Retailers welcome Halloween sugar hit as customers spend up on costumes

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   One in five Australians will be celebrating Halloween this year, spending big on trick or treating supplies and costumes as celebrations continue to rise in popularity.  ...

   Category: Business  

1. 'RACQ has lost the plot': What's bedevilling one of Queensland's most high-profile companies?

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   RACQ has suffered a massive complaints spike, as premiums triple and insurance claims are mishandled so badly that repair contractors robbed a customer. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Damien has already seen many colleagues close their restaurants, but says the next 12 months 'could be disastrous'

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   An increasing number of Canberra restaurants are closing their doors, and the next 12 months is expected to get even worse. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Liberal MP adds several undisclosed flight upgrades as politicians begin combing through old flight records

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Liberal MP Jenny Ware adds three previously undisclosed flight upgrades she received, while Shadow Transport Minister Bridget McKenzie asks airlines to check her history for any missing declarations. ...

   Category: Business  




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