Tag Archives: Crunch

The half-yearly financial check-up on the Australian economy has showed the economic recovery is taking shape – but COVID uncertainty continues to cast a shadow over the future outlook.

The Adelaide Strikers have one foot in the WBBL final after restricting the Melbourne Renegades to a paltry 8-83 in 'The Challenger'. The Renegades were immediately under pressure after being sent into bat at Adelaide Oval,

Rooftop solar and industrial load outages send minimum demand to a new record low in WA’s main grid, despite warm weather and air-con use.

IT professionals in the Asia Pacific region have seen average salaries surge by more than 10 per cent compared to a year ago, the biggest jump of any region globally.

Argentines have begun voting in midterm elections that will establish the power balance in Congress, with the ruling Peronist party battling to avoid damaging losses that could erase its majority in the Senate held for almost 40 years.

They've done it tougher than other hospitality sectors, but pubs can be optimistic heading into 2022, according to rostering software company Deputy.

The price of 62 per cent Australian iron ore fines has dropped below $US90 per tonne for the first time since May 2020, marking a new low for the iron ore industry.

A market punishing of Domino’s and Inghams signals that food companies must show they can pass on rising costs, or risk investor wrath.

As the world races out of lockdown late this year, fuel supply lines are being caught flat-footed after a year-and-a-half of hibernation. All energy prices are going up — gas, coal, petrol, diesel — thanks to the underlying theme of a global energy crunch as the world comes back online …

Major manufacturers report reduced production and delivery numbers, the spectre of stock squeeze remains present.