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Investors were furious to find their high-tech battery lab in Thailand was stocked, not with high-tech batteries, but with old ice cream machines. Surely the corporate regulators would fire up now at this, yet another deception
Most Aussies, especially first homebuyers, would be furious to learn they’re competing for houses with people who are trying to wash the proceeds of illicit drug sales, fraud or corruption
Although Hayne has handed down an impressive document, it is essentially an exercise in tinkering and, even if implemented and enforced by a suddenly lively force of regulators, would not be enough to fix the fundamental flaws in Australia’s banking culture
Payday lenders prey on the most vulnerable. James Freeman tells the story of his 18 year old daughter Jasmine, breaks down the fees and charges of this rising new breed of loan sharks, and exposes their false advertising.
Are the victims of bank crime to blame for not being educated? Michael West investigates where the money has gone from corporate law enforcement and discovers the banks have been getting tax deductions
Quad Erat Demonstrandum
