ANZ faces home loan backlog after Indian riots
ANZ is facing a backlog of work and questions about its offshoring process after violent protests disrupted work at a major processing centre in India's tech capital.
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Georgia Wilkins
Tax stoush could challenge Uber's business model
A legal stoush between Uber and the Australian Taxation Office could challenge the way rideshare drivers are classified as workers under Australian law.
Ex-ASIC lawyer banned, Ostrava wound up
A former ASIC lawyer and her husband have been banned from providing financial services after the Federal Court in Melbourne found their company ripped off self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) clients.
'We're running out of shots', Costello warns
Future Fund chairman Peter Costello says governments are "running out of shots" to protect against any future financial shocks.
Drivers fear they will cop $2 Uber levy
Uber drivers fear they will bear the cost of the Victorian government's decision to introduce a tax on ride sharing.
Breadth of Just Group non-compete clause in spotlight
A contract restraining Just Group's CFO from working at rival retailers for two years was so broad it would arguably prevent her from working in the coal mining industry, a judge has said.
Airtasker taken to task over '$20,000' claim
Consumer advocate Choice is demanding Airtasker back up claims workers can earn 'up to 20,000 a month'.
ATO pledges tougher action on business tax debts
The ATO is being urged to take legal recovery action earlier to prevent small to medium companies trading while insolvent.
Small businesses fear being next target of bad financial advice
Small businesses fear they could be the next target of bad financial advice and predatory lending under a proposed low-regulation scheme for startups.
JB Hi-Fi given thumbs up for Good Guys buy
JB Hi-Fi has been given regulatory approval to acquire whitegoods retailer The Good Guys but it is not clear if any takeover will go ahead.
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