SA Business Journal: Finalists in top business awards listed | Innovation stalls in Australia | Tasty oyster acquisition

Email Businesses across a variety of fields have been shortlisted as finalists in this year’s SA Premier’s Business and Export Awards. See the list.

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SA Business Journal These award finalists are SA’s best in the business Businesses across a variety of fields have been shortlisted as finalists in this year’s SA Premier’s Business and Export Awards. See the list. READ MORE   Australia losing in global innovation race Stone & Chalk boss Chris Kirk says Australian start-ups are in an intense battle to secure investment from a dwindling pool of funds. READ MORE   CSL shares dip on weaker than expected guidance CSL’s annual profit soared 25 per cent amid strong demand for its products, however a weaker than expected outlook has sent its shares sharply lower. READ MORE   Shellfish giant mussels into oyster outfit Yumbah Aquaculture, backed by billionaire Pro Medicus co-founder Anthony Hall, is doubling down on oysters with its takeover offer for East 33. READ MORE   Thiess takes ‘significant’ stake in Adelaide tech firm Laamp Global mining services firm Thiess has taken a major stake in Adelaide’s Laamp, which provides training, assessment and record-keeping tools across several sectors. READ MORE   Vailo’s Adelaide HQ hits halt as founder cuts another tie to SA Vailo’s redevelopment of a Wayville office building has ground to a halt as founder Aaron Hickmann looks to offload the site as part of his move to Queensland. READ MORE   JB Hi-Fi boss sees resilience through economic malaise The consumer electronics retailer has snapped up its first acquisition in eight years, and will shower shareholders with a special dividend. READ MORE   ASX rises; WPI data below quarterly estimate WPI data comes in below quarterly estimates but above year-on-year. Biotech giant CSL's FY25 guidance disappoints. Orora rejects Lone Star's 'opportunistic' $4.3bn offer. Seek dive... READ MORE   Qantas in eye of storm again as more flights cancelled Three of Australia’s biggest airlines were forced to cancel even more flights on Monday, after Qantas slashed 11 a day earlier. READ MORE   Just 1pc of Aussie tech graduates ready for work More Australian tech companies are hiring offshore as job graduate readiness plummets and labour costs rise. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Advertiser, GPO Box 339, Adelaide SA 5001, Australia.