Analysis
South Australia’s best companies forged ahead, albeit at a slower pace, as national economic growth weakened this year, according to the SA Business Index – InDaily’s annual review of the state’s top 100 companies.
Business
The value of South Australia’s top 100 companies has grown significantly in the past four years with a number of industry bright spots and one particularly obvious warning signal, according to an analysis of the South Australian Business Index since 2016.
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