'A lot of work to do': Banks back remuneration changes

Review recommends sweeping changes to the way banks pay their staff bonuses.

No 'red tape nightmare' plea on 457 visa changes

Business welcomes sweeping changes to 457 visas but concerns remain about the detail of the new program.

Disgraced rich lister arrested in midst of new development

Two weekends ago disgraced former rich lister Craig Gore appeared to be on top of the world.

Rio Tinto dragged into $10b mine brawl

Rio Tinto's Simandou mine nightmare has taken a colourful twist, with the mining giant dragged into a $10 billion court brawl between Israeli magnate Beny Steinmetz and fellow billionaire and hedge fund legend George Soros.

Receivers appointed to parent of shipping container giant

One of Australia's largest container companies SCF Group will be restructured after its major backer appointed receivers to the parent of the group.

Tough time for Seven's new HR boss

Katie McGrath joins Seven West Media at what would no doubt be a very interesting time in the human resources offices.

Naming, shaming, reporting part of new reforms for banks

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Banks, financial services houses and credit companies will face public naming and shaming over bad behaviour in a suite of major reforms being considered by the Turnbull government.

United Petroleum blasted for underpaying staff

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Petrol giant United Petroleum has been blasted by the workplace regulator for rampant underpayment of workers across its franchise network after a series of raids.

The hunt for the Aussie would-be yacht buyer

It all began when a Melbourne man allegedly offered to buy the luxury cruiser – with its own sauna – in 2013.