Critics round on Primary Health chairman
The embattled company's handling of its chief executive's departure has attracted criticism.
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Sarah Danckert
Sarah is a business courts reporter based in Melbourne.
Primary Health Care chief executive Peter Gregg resigns
Primary Health Care chief executive Peter Gregg has resigned after being charged earlier this week with two counts of falsifying books and records while an executive at Leighton Holdings.
Primary boss faces drawn out court process of up to 18 months
Primary Healthcare and its criminally charged chief executive Peter Gregg face a long and drawn out court process that could take 18 months, according to legal experts.
Missing contract sparks Primary boss probe
It was in late 2011 when a curious auditor inside construction giant Leighton Holdings stumbled across an odd transaction.
Calls for Primary boss to stand aside while charges heard
Primary Healthcare managing director Peter Gregg has been charged with two counts of falsifying books and records, prompting calls from analysts for him to step down from the listed company.
ANZ, Macquarie join push to have Singapore rate rigging case in US dropped
A cabal of international banks including ANZ Bank and Macquarie have applied to dismiss a class action against the companies in the US for the alleged rigging of the Singapore intra-bank interest rates on the grounds they are incorporated abroad.
Nathan Tinkler's sister facing bankruptcy
The sister of bankrupted former billionaire Nathan Tinkler is facing bankruptcy after being accused of entering into uncommercial transactions and breaching her directors' duties.
Welcome to Fat Cat Thursday
It's Thursday, January 5, and the nation's top business leaders have likely already made more money this year than the average Australian will make all year long.
Company tax cuts wrong move, says Costello
Proposed cuts to company tax have come under fire from former federal treasurer Peter Costello for being less effective at boosting the economy than personal tax cuts.
Sunday isn't special, say business leaders
Business leaders have renewed their push for reform as they ponder some of the new year's biggest issues at the sailing regatta.
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