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Australian banks' customer-first claims ring hollow
There are few things banks like banging on about than more being 'customer-centric.'
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Companies can be competitive and ethical
Business values need to be consistent with society's ethical expectations.
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Ethics boss failed whistleblower
Top Australian business woman and ABC board member Dr Kirstin Ferguson failed to act on a ...
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7-Eleven store owner to face Fair Work
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against a 7-Eleven store owner who allegedly ...
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An entrenched culture of corruption?
What is going on in the company formerly known as Leighton Holdings?
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Airport checks increased to combat ISIS
All travellers leaving Australia for international destinations are now having their details ...
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Not so funtastic time for toys
It has not been such a Funtastic time for the toy wholesaler's investors like billion-heir, Lachlan ...
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Elizabeth Knight
Headmaster Turnbull takes cane to banks
The timing of Malcolm Turnbull's banking industry speech couldn't have been more embarrassing for ...
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Public grows sceptical on coal and CSG: poll
A majority of the NSW public now views coal and coal seam gas mining negatively and calling for it ...
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Australian retaillers assured 'winter is coming'
Australia's long, hot summer has been a blessing and a curse for the retail sector.
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What Asian companies want from Australian food manufacturers
Big isn't always better when it comes to Australian businesses wanting to capitalise on the ...
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ASX snaps losing streak
Australian shares finished higher on Wednesday, thanks to a rebound in energy stocks and the big ...
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What's really in your oregano?
Shoppers buying and sprinkling chopped oregano leaves to flavour their food might actually be using ...
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Future Fund lashes central banks
David Neal, managing director of the $118 billion Future Fund, says central banks' raft of monetary ...
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RBA subsidiary approved Nigerian bribes, UK court told
An Australian Reserve Bank subsidiary gave the go-ahead for a regional manager to bribe a Nigerian ...
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Unravelling of Thiess' Indian coal adventure
At first blush, Syam Reddy seemed an odd choice to front a bid by a Leighton Holdings company for a ...
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Turnbull lashes banks over 'troubling incidents'
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has directly rebuked Australia's banks, declaring their have been ...
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Public service office squabbles clogging whistleblower scheme
Complaints over public servants' workplace squabbles are clogging up the system meant to uncover ...
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Cranes hit record numbers on Sydney skyline
Sydneysiders looking to shelter them from the unseasonal heat could well find it in the shadow of ...
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Australia's bio-security 'at risk' from striking public servants
Public servants stood down, docked pay for striking.
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Banducci steering clear of ALH board role
Woolworths' new chief executive, Brad Banducci, will not replace Grant O'Brien on the board of ...
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AGL, Tesla join to drive electric vehicle uptake
AGL Energy has joined Tesla Motors and others to push for tax incentives and emissions regulations ...
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Australian retailers play catch-up in online sales
Australia's large listed retailers are playing catch-up in online sales compared with smaller ...
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Sunsuper betting on technology play to become one of the big six
Non-profit superannuation funds that can't afford to spend big on technology are set to flounder, ...
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Westpac chief Brian Hartzer: 'ASIC's got it wrong'
Westpac chief executive Brian Hartzer has vowed to fight allegations it manipulated the bank bill ...
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Allan Gray backs rejection of Ferrovial bid
A Spanish takeover of Broadspectrum is in doubt after the contractor's top shareholder said it was ...
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ASIC, Westpac face off over rate rigging
Westpac has joined ANZ in accusing the regulator of not understanding interest rate markets, as ...
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Buyers hover as Arrium shares go into ominous suspension
There are ominous signs for the future of steelmaker Arrium with the company's shares now suspended ...
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Open software the way of future: Westpac
Open software and sharing of customer data will be natural evolutions in the banking industry, ...
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Blockchain company: Don't believe the hype
The Asia Pacific boss of blockchain company Ripple has poured cold water on the hype generated by ...