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Qantas has urged customers to be on the lookout for potentially sinister contact from criminals purporting to work for the airline, after the personal information of six million people was stolen from an offshore customer database. Industry sources said the stolen cache was yet to be shopped around on the dark web, and Qantas confirmed on Thursday it had not received any ransom demand from the hackers.

Meanwhile, Domino’s executive chair Jack Cowin has blamed a rift between his outgoing chief executive and the board over the pace of change required to restore the pizza maker’s fortunes for the shock resignation of Mark van Dyck after just seven months in the job.

And superannuation giant AustralianSuper looks to have delivered the worst performance of the major funds for the financial year, as listed equities once again powered returns elsewhere.