BUSINESS

Wang Jian, the co-founder of the conglomerate HNA group, fell 15 metres onto rocks off a wall in the village of Bonnieux on Tuesday.

Woolworths Group Limited has entered a deal with Caltex after their BP deal collapsed.

El Al Israel Airlines Ltd has announced it would remove from flight any traveller who refused to sit next to another traveller.

Air New Zealand has been fined $15 million for price fixing.

Facebook is testing a new paywall in its Groups.

A Netflix exec has been fired for his alleged repeated use of a racial slur at work.

Telstra is axing thousands of employees as it announces a new strategy called Telstra2022 on Wednesday.

Amazon has officially launched Amazon Prime in Australia.

Huawei is fighting back after it emerged that Australia could leave out the Chinese telco from its development of 5G mobile networks.

Elizabeth Holmes was indicted on criminal charges that could land her decades in prison on Friday.

Chinese telco Huawei could be excluded from taking part in Australia’s 5G mobile network.

The online food delivery company allegedly represented three workers as independent contractors when they were actually employees.

Qantas Airways will be referring to Taiwan as a Chinese territory.

Supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles have committed to reduce their plastic usage.

The penalty fee is still subject to court approval.

The Fair Work Commission cited strong economic forecast in setting the new minimum wage at $18.93 per hour or $719.20 per week.

ANZ Group Treasurer Rick Moscati, the Deutsche Bank and Citigroup, plus a number of individuals, will also be charged.

The multinational company calls this concept “floating cultural holidays,” which it introduced last year.

Amazon will be blocking Australians from its US sites from July 1.

All Virgin Mobile Australia stores will close by the end of June.

eBay Australia has announced a new membership delivery service that is expected to rival Amazon’s.

More than 1 million cars in Australia will be recalled because of defective Takata airbags.

Optus will be cutting 200 jobs nationwide as it phases out Virgin Mobile, which it has owned for 18 years.

Optus has been ordered to pay a fine of $1.5 million for misleading customers.

Toys ‘R’ Us Australia has gone into voluntary administration.

Starbucks has announced a new restroom policy following the nationwide fiasco involving the arrest of two black men at one of its stores last month

Toys ‘R’ Us is selling its mascot as well as some of adult-oriented domain names.

Yazaki Corporation has been found to have colluded with a competitor to coordinate quotes to supply wire harnesses for Toyota Camrys in Australia.

Coles has announced that it would be limiting access to baby formulas in store.