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Large companies paid the Australian government a record A$100 billion in tax in the last year, a 17% increase on the previous year. But, over the same period, there were still 31% of large companies, operating here but not paying any tax.

The president of Cyprus says his administration is committed to expanding defense and security cooperation with the U_S_ as his meeting with the American President Joe Biden last week charted a course for the “next ambitious steps” in bilateral relations that are currently at a “historic high.”

News Corp, Transurban and Santos are yet again Australia’s top tax dodgers, the latest tax data shows, while the big miners paid full freight.

U.S. supermajors Chevron and Exxon Mobil reported third-quarter earnings and revenue before the market opened on Friday.

The Dow Jones led the major indexes higher on the strength of old-school industrial stalwart 3M.

A Democrat-on-Democrat Assembly race for a district facing extreme weather could shape the state’s climate policy.

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AN American corporation's building in Clydebank has been sprayed with red paint in a protest over its operations in Israel.

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