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CIMIC loses $1b dispute with Chevron – The Australian Financial Review
But CIMIC has only been carrying a general $675 million contractor debtors provision on its books, meaning it will have to use the cash from the sale of half its stake in its Thiess mining division to cover the Gorgon losses. The Thiess sale –which was announced on Monday –…
Apple releases high-spectrum 5G iPhone 12… but not for Australians – SmartCompany.com.au
Source: Unsplash/Fixelgraphy. Following in the footsteps of Samsung, Apple has released its first high-spectrum 5G smartphone, the iPhone 12. But only US customers will benefit. High-spectrum 5G uses millimetre-wave frequencies in the 26GHz range (25.1GHz to 27.5GHz). But Australia’s mobile phone networks, although they can access the mid-range 5G spectrum,…
Forrest chases more Aussie icons after $190m RM Williams deal – The Australian Financial Review
Assets on its radar are thought to include everything from hotels and resorts, outback tours and rail journeys, theme parks and sporting events as the Fortescue Metals Group founder and chairman bets big on Australia and its appeal to locals coming out of lockdown and the rest of the world….
Designated al Qaeda facilitator operates gemstone business based in Australia – Long War Journal
The U.S. government today added Ahmed Luqman Talib to its list of designated terrorists. Talib is an alleged al Qaeda facilitator who operates a gemstone business based in Australia. That business, Talib and Sons, has also been designated. Talib has provided material assistance or support to al Qaeda, according to…
CyberCX set to close 17th acquisition, intent to make its mark – The Australian Financial Review
“We see impressive talent and capabilities in these two businesses playing a critical role in deepening and enhancing CyberCX’s services, which are vital for our business and government customers as they adopt cloud-first solutions and enhance identity security controls,” he said. Mr Paitaridis said the company had spent the last…
The Australian lawyer who built a booming practice on finding loopholes – The Age
This week, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, 60 Minutes and The New York Times revealed how a secretive international operation, part led by the ATO and codenamed Atlantis, is targeting dozens of Australian taxpayers who use a Puerto Rican bank, Euro Pacific, co-owned by American celebrity business figure Peter…