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The five directors of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics organising committee include a who's who of corporate leaders and Queensland locals.

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According to an independent expert, Woodside Petroleum Ltd's (OTC: WOPEY) merger agreement with BHP Group Ltd's (NYSE: BHP) petroleum arm is in the best interest of its shareholders, valuing the c

Sainsbury’s said it will commit to paying its staff £10 an hour in London and £9.90 outside the capital under its latest pay promise to staff - it follows 300 job cuts last week

Critics say allegations against Star casino aired at gaming inquiry reflect a deeper malaise afflicting corporate Australia

He was a partner at KPMG and is a previous Leicester Mercury Non-Executive Director of the Year

The report has now been shared with the audit committee after confusion over claims about a police investigation

CM has urged Samsung to open a semiconductor manufacturing unit in the State 

Northumbria Police have denied an investigation ever took place but members at a public meeting were told a probe was ongoing

CEO Matt Bekier has resigned from the company that owns The Star casino amid an inquiry into whether the casino should keep its licence.

Countries like Saudi Arabia are advancing agendas to build a sporting culture that attracts domestic and international tourists, KPMG, an advisory services firm, announced on Wednesday. This requires a vast effort, including organizing spectator and participant sporting events, promoting sports tourism to new markets and upgrading infrastructure, among myriad other…