Nassim Khadem

Samsung is 'moving on' as it launches Galaxy Note8

As Samsung launches its new consumer-focused Galaxy Note8 in New York, the company is in conversation with Australian aviation about updating any remaining warnings about its previous Note7 phones.

Uschi Schreiber is EYs global vice-chair of markets and will be in Melbourne in late November as a speaker at the C2 ...

Here's one way to get more women promoted

The Google memo was "deeply biased" says EY's Uschi Schreiber but there's more systemic issues on gender inequality.

CEO Dig Howitt says Cochlear will ramp up its consumer campaigns to build awareness among people with hearing loss.

Cashed-up elderly: The target for Cochlear's iPhone powered hearing implants

Hearing implant maker Cochlear will ramp up consumer campaigns to convince another 37 million people with severe hearing loss to use its iPhone and iPad-powered hearing implants.

Paul Perreault, CEO of CSL, doesn't want the government to further tinker with tax settings.

Don't create policy, tax uncertainty: CSL chief's plea to Turnbull

Policy changes on 457s and tax incentives can create uncertainty for business, CSL chief executive Paul Perreault says, and has urged the Turnbull government not to keep tinkering with tax settings.

The cash economy is thought to account for around $21 billion or 1.5 per cent of GDP, according to the Australia Bureau ...

Get paid in cash? Time to dob in your boss, says KPMG

In its submission to the Turnbull government's Black Economy Taskforce, KPMG suggests another tax amnesty, this time for employers who've been paying workers in cash.

Chief executive Ian Narev, fronting the cameras over the Austrac scandal, will retire before June 30 of next year.

CBA scandals done? Investors are not convinced

The departure of Commonwealth Bank chief executive Ian Narev has been backed by corporate governance experts, but failed to stave off the political heat on the bank over a money laundering compliance scandal.

For 2018, the IMF sees Chinese growth at 6.4 per cent, up from three months ago.

Australian executives aren't equipped to do business in Asia: report

Australia's top 200 companies are not "Asia ready", research finds.

Tax commissioner Chris Jordan addressed the National Press Club in July saying he understands "only too well that we ...

ATO seen as 'a bit of a joke': advisers turn sour

Doubts about the ATO's IT systems, and commitment to working with and valuing the tax profession continue.

Treasurer Scott Morrison has said that the laws will ensure more companies pay their "fair share" of tax.

The next weapon in the tax battle with multinationals

The federal government's Tax Avoidance Taskforce will be given additional intelligence to hunt down US-based multinationals after America this week formally agreed to share detailed information about companies with Australian authorities.

Vikings: War of Clans has repeatedly ranked in the top 10 grossing strategy games since its release in August 2015.

Pokie giant buys gaming company behind Vikings: War of Clans

Pokie manufacturer Aristocrat has upped its bet on the online gaming market with the $US500 million ($635 million) acquisition of Plarium, the Israeli gaming company behind Vikings: War of Clans.

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