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SA Business Journal

SA open for business but trading returns to Covid-era slump

According to a new survey, Mad March failed to lift the spirits of SA business owners, showing trading conditions are at their worst level since Covid-19.

Mali’s wife helps pull off $150m deal with US giant

From humble beginnings in Seacliff Park, pioneering engineering firm Sage Group has secured a bumper deal with a US giant – with the help of the premier’s wife. Find out how.

High-profile family’s shopping centre takeover – and big plans

Taplin Group is planning an expansion of the Kurralta Village shopping centre after paying $75.2m to take over the complex from supermarket giant Coles.

‘Can’t tariff creativity’: Trump’s bombshell film tariffs slammed by Aussies

The lucrative Australian film industry is at risk of being decimated after Donald Trump announced 100 per cent tariffs on all movies made overseas. Here’s what it could mean.

Wins and losses: What federal election result means for your business

Whether you own a cafe, a plumbing business or a farm, the election will have an impact on how you run your business. Here’s how things will be better or worse in your sector.

China can handle US trade war: Stokes

Trump tariffs in focus for business leaders at Macquarie conference. HMC Capital in talks to re-tenant Healthscope facilities. Fund manager and merger hopeful Platinum warns of May...

Jobs surge as Adelaide Aquatic Centre’s new operator dives in

Hundreds of jobs will be up for grabs as the new Adelaide Aquatic Centre operator is revealed. See the latest pictures.

Former panel beater turned billionaire splashes $450m on ‘Australia’s best shopping centre’

Billionaire Sam Arnaout has expanded his pubs and hospitality empire, with a hefty pivot into retail on Sydney’s pricey North Shore. What will he do with it?

Farmers call on Albo for help but will the PM get his boots dirty?

He said he would govern for all Australians but in the Coalition heartlands of regional Australia, farmers have made a simple request to the re-elected PM.

Big hurdle in bid for bankrupt Vailo founder’s tax secrets

The state government says it will find out if the businessman owes anything to the SA taxpayer – but says there’s a key problem with making the information public.