Apple ordered to pay Ireland over $19 billion, EU rules

Ireland disagrees profoundly with the European Commission's ruling against its tax dealings with Apple Inc, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said on Tuesday ahead of seeking cabinet approval to appeal.

Former News of the World lawyer Tom Crone cleared of professional misconduct

Former News of the World lawyer Tom Crone has been cleared of six professional misconduct charges over his use of a private detective.

'Living hell': One terrible decision

Time in a notorious Brazilian prison, in the end, counted for something.

Australian 'Wolf of Wall Street' spent or hid millions, court told

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A fraudster dubbed 'the Australian Wolf of Wall Street' has successfully hidden – or spent, or lost – tens of millions of dollars conned from more than 1000 British investors.

Former Securency executive admits lying, implicates others

A former senior executive at Reserve Bank subsidiary Securency has been accused of inventing accusations against a former regional manager and other senior executives to escape jail for his own corrupt behaviour.

Bribing Nigerian official just 'a cost of doing business', court hears

Bribing a Nigerian official was just "a cost of doing business", the former financial director for Australian Reserve Bank subsidiary Securency has told a London court.

Securency subsidiary promised to 'pull rabbit out of a hat', jury told

A regional manager for Australian Reserve Bank subsidiary Securency promised to "pull a rabbit out of a hat" to lock down valuable business orders in Nigeria, a London court was told.

RBA subsidiary approved Nigerian bribes, UK court told

An Australian Reserve Bank subsidiary gave the go-ahead for a regional manager to bribe a Nigerian official to secure millions of dollars in new business, a UK court has been told.

Trio's Flader flags comeback

After beating money laundering wrap, could this high-flier resume his career?