Nassim Khadem

There are increasing examples of women who have managed to balance work/caring responsibilities.

Yes women want to be CEOs, even when they have children

COMMENT

Women and men are not always supported in their desire for work flexibility. There's stigmas, and much resistance.

Since 2010 Australia is the only region to show an increasing trend in female CEO appointments.

Australia stagnates, just 10 female CEOs in the ASX 200

The number of incoming female chief executives in Australia remains low and has stagnated over the past year, according to a report examining tenure and makeup of CEOs by PwC.

Cybercrime to cyber warfare: Australia woefully unprepared

IN DEPTH

Cyber attacks against Australian agencies, businesses and individuals are on the rise, but our nation still lacks the capability to defend.

Rio Tinto CEO Jean-Sebastien Jacques said the mining industry had failed to connect with society over the past 15 years.

We must not become 'protectionist' after Brexit, Trump: Rio CEO

Australia should refrain from adopting more protectionist policies in the aftermath of Brexit in Britain and election of Donald Trump in the United States, chief executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques says.

Nudie was last year taken over Philippines-based food company Monde Nissin Corporation.

How the founders of Nudie went sour with lies and tax evasion

The family that founded Nudie juice had a sweet beginning but all has turned sour, with the family losing a court case, backed by the ATO, and being hit with a $125 million tax bill.

Tax deductions claimed by each worker for clothing or accessories cost $211 on average.

Proposal to scrap tax deductions for work clothes

About 500,000 taxpayers who claim tax deductions for non-compulsory work uniforms could be denied the benefit under a new proposal.

Next stop on the ATO's cash economy hit list: tradies

The building and construction industry will be the next main target of the tax man's attempts to claw-back revenue lost due to the illegal cash economy.

Tax can be minimised by distributing income to people on low tax rates such as children or retirees.

Millions lost via dodgy trusts: ATO

Just a handful of dodgy tax structures being used by Australians cost tens of millions of dollars in lost revenue, according to the Tax Office.

Businesses need consistency and continuity of policy, outgoing president Catherine Livingstone will say.

'Populist anti-business sentiment' could be 'devastating': BCA

"Populist anti-business sentiment" that is restricting the ability of the federal government to pass policy could have "devastating" consequences, according to outgoing Business Council of Australia president Catherine Livingstone.

There is a way to stamp out sexist culture

COMMENT

For every corporate gender diversity policy, for every well-intentioned plan aimed at stamping out sexual harassment and bullying, there is a man on whom the message is lost.