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.

Cattle exporter Wellard talks to bankers over breach

Embattled cattle exporter Wellard is in talks with its bankers after breaching the covenants on its debts at the new year. 

Bakers Delight's zombie deal 'exploits' workers

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Bakers Delight workers in Victoria, some on $8 an hour, are being kept on an outdated contract from the unpopular WorkChoices era that drastically reduces weekend penalty rates.

Myer hit with another class action

Department store owner Myer Holdings has been hit with another class action from an aggrieved shareholder just weeks after a court found a separate class action against it was an abuse of the legal process. 

Law firm Shine loses CEO after only 5 months

Struggling listed law firm Shine Corporate has lost its chief executive officer after only five months in the chair.

Redflex signs non-prosecution deal over US corruption scandal

The Australian company behind red-light traffic cameras, Redflex, has escaped severe penalties in the US after striking a non-prosecution agreement with the Department of Justice over its part in a corruption scandal. 

The curious tale of the 1-Page CEO who resigned but didn't

A woman who headed a one-time tech darling that specialised in software for one-page resumes is insisting she will not have to draft up her own CV.

Slater & Gordon forced to raise cash

Embattled listed law firm Slater & Gordon has confirmed it is considering a recapitalisation of the company to reduce debt.

Scandal in Swimland: School caught underpaying hundreds of instructors

The popular Paul Sadler Swimland has been caught underpaying hundreds of young instructors over six years.