Juliette Sali
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257 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 6 May
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And the clue should have been in the fact that Tasmania went backwards, so it was already starting at a pretty good level.
All right.
We'll be back in a moment with the rest of the day's business news.
The Macquarie Australia conference continued yesterday and BHP Chief Financial Officer Vandita Pand expressed confidence in the mining giant's fuel and diesel stocks.
She also welcomed an agreement last month between BHP and China's state-backed iron ore provider regarding pricing.
We also heard at the conference from AGL Chief Executive Damien Nix.
He expects the group's annual profit to come in at the higher end of expectations thanks to improved power plant availability and also said the group had enough diesel storage to withstand the fuel supply crunch.
But he warned that while the energy market is functioning, there's little room for error during peak periods.
Yeah, I watch that company a lot during reporting season and it is really interesting how their coffee machine has outperformed the likes of Nespresso.
Like Breville is one of the best out there now.
So incredible stuff.
Let's get back to what we're seeing with some of these data centre moves.
You mentioned Goodman Group earlier and CDC Data Centres, which is half owned by listed group Infatrel, has signed a 30-year deal to provide data centre capacity to a so-called hyperscale cloud provider called
understood to be either Amazon Web Services or Google.
And I'll just give a little plug to Ausbis because it was the stock of the day yesterday on Ausbis.
So if you're interested in what the analysts think, you can find that, of course, on ausbis.com.au.
When you walk into a JB Hi-Fi soon, Sean, you can expect to see more floor space given over to wearables like rings, meta AI glasses and monitoring devices, as well as health products.
Now, the Chief Executive, Nick Wells, also speaking at the Macquarie Conference, said
said newish categories such as wearable technology and beauty are big opportunities.
And he said there's potential for AI to change the role of the mobile phone or of the PC and that wearable devices will become more important.
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