Magnate Faces ASX Probe
Travers Duncan is facing a corruption inquiry after reports surfaced that he deliberately misled the Australian Stock Exchange. Duncan is..
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Google Defends Itself From Tax Controversy
Eric Schmidt, the chairman of tech giant Google, has defended the company from criticisms over its alleged avoidance of paying income..
ANZ Enjoys Bonanza From Delayed Cuts
Because ANZ has delayed passing the cuts to its customers, the bank has enjoyed as much as $100 million from its borrowers. ANZ is the last..
Radio Show Axed, Advertisers Withdraw Support
2DayFM has axed the radio show and suspended the two radio jocks who were involved in the prank call that resulted to the death of a UK..
Aussies Still Has Gloomy Outlook on Economy
While foreign investors see how developed Australia is, Aussies feel otherwise. While other countries see that Australia has a stable..
Auditing Industry Placed “On Notice”
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission warned the auditing industry, saying the quality of audits in the last couple of years..
Banks Do Not Pass Rate Cuts to Consumer
Even though the government has encouraged banks to pass on the rate cuts to their consumers, ANZ and Westpac are still slow to do so. A..
Regulators Probes Google
Competition regulators are looking at Google over anti-trust issues that Google may be manipulating its search results in its favor...
Banks Should Pass Cut to Consumers
The latest 0.25 point rate cut should be passed on to its customers. This was the plea of Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Treasurer Wayne..
Starbucks Agree To Pay More Taxes
Coffee retail giant Starbucks said it is ready to pay some £20 million (or $30 million) in company taxes even if it means the company..
