New York distressed debt specialists buy slice of Slater & Gordon's loans
A slice of debt in Slater & Gordon has been purchased by New York distressed loan specialist Anchorage Capital Group.
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Sarah Danckert
Sarah is a business courts reporter based in Melbourne.
Caltex class action on the cards amid worker exploitation claims
Oil giant Caltex is facing a potential class action after revelations of widespread exploitation of workers over a number of years.
New 'Wolf'? Another finance website in ASIC's sights
Another binary options trading website operating in Australia is in the sights of the corporate regulator as part of its ongoing investigation into the alleged activities of the Senese family and their associates.
Credit card misuse and fraud probe mark DHA's results
Credit card misuse and an ongoing fraud investigation by the Australian Federal Police has overshadowed Defence Housing Australia's solid financial performance during 2015.
SAI Global sues former worker for raiding database
Nicking a pen or taking some batteries home from the office is almost an Australian past-time, but some people take a whole lot more from their employers and end up paying for it dearly.
Basketball stars caught up in Shane Heal alleged fraud
Australian basketball champion Shane Heal has been charged with three count of fraud relating to an alleged $750,000 scam.Â
Basketball champ Shane Heal charged with fraud
Australian basketball champion Shane Heal has been charged with three counts of fraud relating to an alleged $750,000 scam.Â
Three-out-of-four wage frauds hit foreigners
More than three quarters of wage-fraud-related court actions taken by the Fair Work Ombudsman involved foreign workers on visas.
'Blatant tax evasion': High Court in major ruling
A series of companies associated with high-flying Sydney accountant have been found to have avoided paying tax by the High Court, in a case that the tax office has described as 'blatant tax evasion'.
NAB lashes out at ASIC over rate rigging allegations
National Australia Bank has denied rigging the key inter-bank lending rate and described parts of Australian Securities and Investments Commission's case as overly simplistic and "embarrassing".
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