The recent release of the corporate tax transparency data by the Australian Taxation Office, for company tax paid in the 2024-25 financial year, once again shows some of Australia’s biggest corporates are not paying company […]
The 12th year of ATO corporate tax data shows progress, but gifting our vast offshore gas resources still leaves a foul stench. Jason Ward reports how big gas companies continue to take more than they […]
Despite being in possession of what police say is $2.5 million in jewellery they allege are proceeds of crime, the Director of Public Prosecutions has not confirmed it will prosecute Darron Marc Levin in the […]
The spectacular failure of Firmus Technologies should not have come as a surprise. It was a float of hope as opposed to reality. With a valuation wildly above earnings the market was left asking the […]
A box of Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes has triggered an extraordinary public relations crisis for Tiffany & Co. in China, after a customer who says she spent more than 200,000 yuan (about A$43,000) on jewellery complained […]
The Australian government continues to wave through contracts for the big four audit firms, despite scandals and revelations that some have shared confidential client material from both private and public sector clients. The latest Big […]
The suspension of the licence of The Star Sydney Casino has been extended into 2027. A win for tighter regulation but the casino’s operators might see it as a loss with the all powerful Australian […]
Leaked documents show to the Albanese government is prepared to backtrack on its commitment to protect Australian copyright owners from having AI models use their works. At the same time prime minister Anthony Albanese has […]
More people are set to come forward as Darron Marc Levin is arrested and charged with multiple counts of fraud, impersonation, threats and dealing with the proceeds of crime. In July APAC Business Review reported […]
The Labor government, alongside One Nation and the Liberal/National opposition has guillotined debate on gambling advertising reform. There was dissent in the ranks of the Liberals and the Nationals but that didn’t get in the […]
The United States has crossed a financial milestone once considered almost unimaginable, with the nation’s gross national debt surpassing US$40 trillion for the first time. Treasury Department figures showed total public debt outstanding reached approximately […]
Australia’s food delivery industry has entered a new era after the Fair Work Commission approved minimum pay and workplace protections for thousands of gig economy workers. It is a landmark ruling against multinationals who run […]
The Albanese federal and Minns NSW state governments’ bailout of Rio Tinto’s Tomago aluminium smelter is the fifth large corporate rescue in two years. Yet again corporate welfare wins the day as profits are privatised […]
Hong Wang’s Fields Medal win turns mathematics into a cultural phenomenon in China with social media platforms and netizens clamouring to elevate her to celebrity heights as a Key Opinion Leader. Hong Wang’s historic Fields […]
The Reserve Bank of Australia has left interest rates unchanged at 4.35 per cent, opting to pause its tightening cycle for a second consecutive meeting while warning that another increase could still be required if […]
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