How Facebook could be the world's media provider
The media landscape in the next decade will involve Facebook becoming a real news provider,says CNN anchor and correspondent Hala Gorani.
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Nassim Khadem
Deputy Editor, BusinessDay. Reporting on tax and regulation.
Donald Trump's sexist comments not helpful for diversity
Donald Trump's sexist and degrading remarks about women - including calling former Miss Universe winner Alicia Machado "Miss Piggy" - are not helping the gender diversity cause, says CNN anchor Hala Gorani.
ATO investigates 35 e-commerce companies
Thirty-five e-commerce companies are under review or audit by the Australian Taxation Office for routing income through low-tax nations such as Singapore to avoid paying tax locally.
Criminal charges relating to Panama Papers could take years: ATO
Criminal charges against Australians with links to the Panama Papers could take years to eventuate, says ATO deputy commissioner Mark Konza.
Twitter will never completely limit free speech
Twitter can't completely eliminate abuse and trolls without limiting free speech, says former Twitter executive Kirstine Stewart, but the company is revisiting its polices to prevent harassment.
Ex-Twitter exec hits out at sexism in business, politics
Women in politics and business are held to higher standards than men says former Twitter executive Kirstine Stewart.
No 'assurance' ATO is doing its job: Auditor-General
Hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue that was reported as flowing into the federal government's coffers isn't actually there.
The way to man's world: pay your staff more if they hire women
Australia's corporate watchdog has a solution to addressing gender imbalance at senior levels: fiancially reward those who employ qualified women.
Australians with links to Panama Papers could be charged following raids
Australian tax advisers and their wealthy clients with links to the Panama Papers could be hit with criminal charges following raids this week, Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan says.
Uber, Airbnb could be taxed more following Apple decision
Australia may have the right to collect more tax from multinationals that send profits through low-tax nations following this week's historic EU ruling on Apple.
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