Alan Joyce
News and interviews on Alan Joyce including trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
Qantas shares dive after profits warning: Midday roundup
Investors get nervous about flying with Qantas; while the Hastie Group sell-off continues.
Calls for industrial relations overhaul as speculation mounts over Budget cuts and gains
Business chiefs are urging the Federal Government to use next week’s Budget to overhaul Labor’s industrial relations system.
Business travel costs rising as demand recovers
Travel costs are set to rise over the next 12 months as demand for international travel increases and the global economy recovers.
Qantas net profit down 72%, Shares slide: Economy Roundup
Clothing retail group Country Road has recorded a 12% decline in half-year profit to $9 million due to increased competition.
The legacy of leadership
JB HiFi under Terry Smart by 2012? Probably around a $3.5 billion company with almost 200 stores.
Jetstar teams up with AirAsia, Services sector still struggling: Economy Roundup
Antamina approves its $US1.288 billion expansion after shareholders in the Pervuain copper-zinc mine, a joint venture with BHP Billiton, agree to the scheme.
Qantas hit by more delays, slashes first-class and business seats
Due to a significant drop in demand, Qantas will slash a number of first and business class seats across its long-haul fleet.
Government launches $20 million tender to develop “Australia” brand
The Federal Government has announced a tender for ad agencies to come up with a new brand to help sell Australian tourism, and business opportunities, overseas.
Australia and China in $50 billion gas deal, Qantas profit plummets 87%: Economy roundup
Australia's relationship with China appears to be back on track after the signing of a huge gas deal. Meanwhile, Qantas hits turbulence.
Jobs market shows signs of stabilising, Qantas denies mergers talk: Economy roundup
Job ad figures are showing the lowest decline in a year, while Seek advises up-skilling.
Business leaders want new ‘Brand Australia’ push
With fears of a decline in ‘Australia’ brand awareness overseas, business execs push for new lobby.
RBA says it’s too early to say if stimulus has worked, shares slip: Economy roundup
Australian share market opens lower as Wall Street holds its breath on news of potential General Motors bankruptcy.
Shares lose ground, Westpac chief warns rate cuts may not be passed on: Economy roundup
The Australian sharemarket opened slightly higher today after positive leads from Wall Street, but has since dropped into negative territory.
Shares lose ground, Chinese economy may have bottomed: Economy roundup
The Australian sharemarket opened higher today but was quickly dragged down into negative territory.
Emirates executive warns cheap airfares can't last
Emirate Airline's commercial operations boss has warned us to grab cheap airfares while we can.
Shares jump more than 2%, BrisConnections shareholder vote to go ahead: Economy roundup
The sharemarket has opened higher today despite massive job losses in the travel industry and some poor results from Wall Street overnight.
Qantas cuts 1750 jobs, slashes profit forecast
Qantas has slashed its full-year pre-tax profit forecast by 80% and announced it will cut 1750 jobs, while the country's biggest travel agency Flight Centre also says it will cut staff.
NEC and Qantas slash 240 jobs
About 100 research and development positions will be made redundant at technology group NEC.
Qantas dumps $8 billon merger proposal
Qantas has abandoned its ambitious attempt to merge with British Airways after the companies failed to agree on terms.
Why the Qantas/British Airways merger won’t happen: Kohler
Why the Qantas/British Airways merger won’t happen: Kohler






