Flight Centre posts $485 million turnaround; declares first dividend since pre-COVID
Flight Centre Travel Group has reported underlying EBITDA of $301.6 million, which is a $485 million turnaround from an EBITDA loss of $183 million in FY22.
Flight Centre Travel Group has reported underlying EBITDA of $301.6 million, which is a $485 million turnaround from an EBITDA loss of $183 million in FY22.
The slumping Hollywood titan faces yet another challenge from investors frustrated with the stock’s underperformance.
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast’s market value has quadrupled in the weeks since its IPO.
Sarah Ketterer’s Causeway Capital is trouncing the competition using a mix of quantitative and fundamental analysis to find bargains among European stocks like Rolls-Royce and Ryanair.
Thanks to a leaked recording, we now know why the CEO of work-from-home enabler Zoom asked staff to return to the office.
Qantas Group has posted its first full-year statutory profit after tax since FY19, and claims it plans to share benefits with employees and shareholders.
The company attributed a dip in comparable sales to “consumer softness.”
United H2 Limited (UHL) launched in 2019 and has since formed the world’s largest hydrogen conglomerate. Now, it’s planning a dual listing, and expects to achieve a valuation of $1 billion.
Led by the “godfather of AI,” Nvidia is expected to report a quadrupling of EBITDA this quarter.
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