South32 has embarked on a round of white-collar redundancies at its corporate offices, following its recent deal to sell its alumina business to Alcoa.
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South32 has embarked on a round of white-collar redundancies at its corporate offices, following its recent deal to sell its alumina business to Alcoa.
The month of August turned out to be a miraculous one thanks to Hanuman Ansh. Released on August 7, the film collected just Rs. 1.07 crore in its first week. The collections slipped to just Rs. 50 lakhs in its second week. After collecting a mere Rs. 5 lakhs on Thursday, August 20, Hanuman Ansh surprisingly collected Rs. 15 lakhs the next day, on August 21. While it earned Rs. 95 lakhs on August 22, the earnings zoomed to Rs. 2.58 crores on Sunday, August 23.Since then, there has been no looking back for the film. Its third-week collections were…
An independent board convened by Canyon Resources to assess a takeover bid for the company has urged shareholders to reject the deal, after it was deemed “not fair or reasonable”.
The part owners of Bunbury Farmer’s Markets and Gilbert’s Fresh Markets are some of the individuals behind a new WA property venture developing affordable apartments.
Australia’s share market has started the week lower, but snatched a fifth straight calendar month of gains to cap off a broadly positive earnings season.
Sam Jones and Gary Adshead discuss the task ahead for Small Business Development Corporation commissioner Saj Abdoolakhan.
On Saturday, August 29, Bollywood Hungama was among the first to inform readers that Mirzapur The Movie has been passed with an ‘A’ certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). We further revealed that the run time of the film exceeds 3 hours. We now exclusively bring you the cuts given to the gangster-drama.The CBFC asked for several cuts before handing over the censor certificate to the makers. To begin with, cuss words were muted at 4 places, while at 6 places, the abuses were replaced with ‘appropriate’ words. The dialogue ‘Galey se lag gar’ was also modified.In…
The 11 Queen contestants vying for the Miss Hibiscus crown are feeling more confident after completing their first private judging today at the Suva City Council Chambers. Representing the National Fire Authority, Temalesi Vakalawa said the challenging questions put to them during the session tested their knowledge and understanding of issues affecting society. Miss National Fire Authority, Temalesi Vakalawa said the experience has strengthened her confidence and given her an opportunity to speak on issues that matter to Fijians. For Miss MHCC and Carpenters, the first private judging was a nerve-wracking experience, but she believes the session is an important…
Business advocacy head sets out his vision for the state’s economic backbone.