News Corp Australia has announced more cost-saving measures at its businesses in the lead-up to its financial results next week, write Glenn Dyer and Emily Watkins
If there was ever a case against a banking royal commission, the money laundering allegations against the Commonwealth Bank have now demolished it.
The allegations of thousands of breaches of anti-money laundering laws, at a time when, worldwide, governments were cracking down on banks, reveals staggering incompetence at the Commonwealth Bank, writes Glenn Dyer and Bernard Keane.
Freelancer was never the biggest player in its space. But now it's got bigger problems.
Our inconsistent rules around lobbying transparency mean small and medium-sized businesses face greater accountability than larger firms.
It is possible to wear two hats at once, but the problem comes when there is a lack of disclosure.
The complete refusal of business to accept that its neoliberal agenda is dead is increasing the risk that progressive reform is replaced with something far more dangerous.
At a time of mounting concerns about cybersecurity, remember it's always your own government that's the greatest threat.
Now that protectionism is back in vogue, we'll be hearing a lot about how Australia can have world-class industries in sectors where we don't have a chance of competing, Glenn Dyer and Bernard Keane write.
Tne federal government, regulators, Parliament and the courts are all involved in Ten's woes, which are being splashed all over the papers. But you'd never know it from disclosures to the ASX, write Stephen Mayne and Glenn Dyer.
