Huawei still stays in Australia and lobbied 5G

Huawei’s chairman announced that Huawei will continue to stay in Australia and said that it will eventually overcome the government’s ban to participate in Australia’s 5G launch. Chairman John Lord stood in front of the parliament building and announced that he would continue to renew the sponsorship agreement with the Canberra Raiders football team. He…

Australia has the opportunity to become a lithium mine export center for special electric vehicles in the future

Rob Scott, CEO of Wesfarmers, said the company is preparing to develop lithium reserves in Western Australia. Australia can also seize this opportunity to become a major producer and exporter of electric vehicle minerals. Earlier this year, Wesfarmers acquired Kidman Resources for $776 million. Kidman Resources has huge reserves of lithium minerals in Western Australia.…

Coles headquarters cut 450 jobs

Coles CEO Steven Cain has launched a restructuring of the headquarters, which will result in 450 jobs being cut and two senior executives will leave. On Thursday morning, Coles employees at the headquarters of Toorongga in Melbourne’s East Side were told that 450 jobs would be laid off. Coles will not fill vacant positions, so…

Uber Aviation trial operation in Melbourne from 2020

Shared travel giant Uber announced that Melbourne was selected as one of the three cities that can experience Uber Airlines before others, and began testing in 2020. In a statement on Wednesday, Uber announced that Melbourne will become a pilot city for aviation services with Los Angeles and Dallas. This service is designed to “open…

RBA is ready for extreme stimulus: quantitative easing

According to the Australian Financial Review, as the RBA (Australian central bank) stepped closer to the interest rate cut, the attention of the financial market turned to the possibility of adopting unconventional stimulus measures (QE, ie quantitative easing). There is no doubt that the RBA will not be able to do this easily unless the…