SA Business Journal: CrowdStrike compo twist | Huge coup for Market Square | Corporate travel takes off again

Email Despite the catastrophic outage that cost businesses billions of dollars, CrowdStrike’s contracts will make it tough for Aussie clients to extract compensation.

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SA Business Journal CrowdStrike customers face compo battle Despite the catastrophic outage that cost businesses billions of dollars, CrowdStrike’s contracts will make it tough for Aussie clients to extract compensation. READ MORE   Huge coup for $400m Market Square project Almost 1000 government workers will relocate to the $400m Market Square development following a major leasing deal between developers and the state government. READ MORE   Corporate travel takes flight Improving international trade and a desire to re-engage in face-to-face meetings are fuelling a surge in corporate travel, according to Phil Hoffmann Travel. READ MORE   Woodside's big bet on Trump energy trade There’s good reason why Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is in a hurry to get her planned $1.8bn buyout of a cash-strapped US gas hopeful away. READ MORE   Craft beer and spirits maker Mighty Craft collapses Listed craft brewer Mighty Craft has called in administrators after a hoped-for merger with Better Beer failed to eventuate. READ MORE   Dexus puts Adelaide offices on the block Dexus is looking to sell a $40m office block in Adelaide, which it picked up as part of its acquisition of AMP’s real estate and infrastructure funds business. READ MORE   Beston courting proposals on core dairy business The beleaguered company has offloaded its meat division and is now courting proposals relating to its core dairy business in a bid to stay viable. READ MORE   ASX 200 rises; Woodside in the red Acquisitive Woodside's subdued quarter, LNG play weighs on sentiment. Lynas suffers low output, falling prices. Warehouse NZ confirms Adamantem bid. Iluka, government talks over WA... READ MORE   Cybersecurity firm’s $2.5m link to SA’s critical departments as billions lost The company behind the biggest tech crash in history will keep its multimillion-dollar contracts with key South Australian departments. READ MORE   Jacob’s Creek sold in global wine deal Some of Australia’s most famous wine brands, including Jacob’s Creek, will change hands as part of a global deal between two of the world’s largest producers. 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.