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EY insiders speak out
An employee review at EY has revealed claims of bullying, harassment and overwork.
Finance complaints rise
Australians lodged an unprecedented 96,987 complaints against financial institutions last year, marking a 34 per cent surge.
IBAC reveals deep influence
A new corruption report shows political influence can be bought in Victoria.
ASIC opens green claim
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has taken aim at fund management giant Vanguard, accusing it of duping investors in its $1 billion-plus ethical bond product.
Casual change detailed
Labor is considering new rights for casual workers, but business worries persist.
Bodies back green power
Renewables, led by wind and solar, have retained their position as Australia’s cheapest new-build electricity generation.
Blackstone tops trillion
New York-based Blackstone Inc has reached an unprecedented US$1 trillion in assets.
MinRes shifts lithium plans
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has decided to walk away from a lucrative billion-dollar lithium deal.
Outsource targets outlined
The Federal Government has moved to cut spending on outsourcing to save a whopping $3 billion by 2026-27.
ACCC eyes data brokers
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is setting its sights on data broker services.
Cyber head rejects ransoms
Australia's first-ever cybersecurity coordinator has called on companies not to fall into the ransom trap.
Robodebt figures on notice
Senior public official Kathryn Campbell has been suspended without pay following ...
ACCC issues greenwash guide
The ACCC has released guidance as part of its mission to end greenwashing.
APRA urged to watch super
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has been called to improve its supervision of superannuation providers.
Sleep issues cost big
New research reveals the alarming impact of sleep disorders on the productivity of young Australian workers.
Consultants see chill
The Australian consulting market is bracing for a slower growth trajectory this year.
Deloitte admits data misuse
Consulting firm Deloitte has admitted to the misuse of government information, widening a scandal that has already engulfed PwC.