KPMG to Sack 200 EAs, Send Jobs Offshore
KPMG Australia announces plans to terminate 200 executive assistant positions, relocating these roles offshore as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
Category : Corporate
VGW Founder Laurence Escalante Quits Directorships Amid Charges
Billionaire VGW founder Laurence Escalante has resigned from all directorships following domestic violence and drug charges, marking a dramatic fall from grace for the gaming mogul.
Corporate Ladder: SA Executive Appointments Guide
A weekly roundup of key executive appointments and leadership changes across South Australia's corporate sector, highlighting new roles and strategic moves.
BlueScope's New CEO Highlights US Business Value
The newly appointed chief executive of BlueScope Steel has commenced their role with a focus on the company's prized US operations, underlining its critical importance to the firm's global strategy.
Geelong Business Liquidations Rise in February
A detailed look at the recent surge in business liquidations across the Greater Geelong Council area in February, highlighting key sectors and economic implications for the local community.
BlueScope's New CEO Outlines Vision for Steelmaker
New BlueScope Managing Director Tania Archibald details her strategic vision, focusing on streamlining operations, leveraging surplus land, and enhancing shareholder value amid a rejected takeover bid.
Jamie Pherous Exits Corporate Travel Management
Founder and CEO Jamie Pherous departs Corporate Travel Management following intense scrutiny and pressure, marking a significant leadership change.
Laurence Escalante Denies Assault, Drug Claims
Australian businessman Laurence Escalante has publicly refuted serious assault and drug allegations, stating they are untrue and will be vigorously defended in court.
Brian Leedman's Choppy Waters at Fremantle SailGP
BlinkLab founder Brian Leedman encountered significant challenges during the high-profile SailGP event in Fremantle, highlighting business pressures in Australia's competitive sailing scene.
Cairns Man Loses Car and Boat Licences for Drink-Driving
A Cairns fitter and turner has been disqualified from driving both a car and a boat after separate drink-driving incidents, highlighting the serious legal consequences of operating vehicles under the influence in Queensland.
Firearms Industry Collapse Fears Over Federal Law Uncertainty
The Australian firearms industry is warning of a potential collapse as federal gun law uncertainty cripples business operations, with Townsville businesses particularly hard-hit.
Corporate Ladder: SA Executive Appointments Weekly Guide
A weekly roundup of key executive appointments across South Australia's corporate sector, highlighting leadership changes in industries like mining, manufacturing, and technology.
US Suitor Questions BlueScope's Ohio Steel Mill Survival
Steel Dynamics defends its $13bn joint bid for BlueScope, arguing the Australian firm's Ohio mill is a 'stranded asset' needing new ownership and investment to survive.
Ex-AFL Star Donnelly and Wife Face Criminal Charges
Former West Coast Eagle Andrew Donnelly and wife Natasha face court over alleged failure to assist liquidators investigating their collapsed companies, with creditors owed over $14.2 million.
Telstra Accused of Breaking Promises to Ngunnawal Elders
Ngunnawal elders accuse Telstra of failing to consult them on the Telstra Tower's future, as doubts emerge about meeting the 2027 reopening target amid ongoing negotiations.
Paramount Cuts Ten's Adelaide Sales Team, Moves to Melbourne
Network Ten's Adelaide commercial team, including sales boss Cameron Mudge, has been made redundant as Paramount relocates operations to Melbourne, impacting local media jobs.
Australian Billionaire Strikes Multi-Million WWE Deal
Australian billionaire Laurence Escalante's Virtual Gaming Worlds forms a major global partnership with WWE, aiming to boost fan engagement and brand reach. Discover the details of this landmark deal.
Phone thief impersonates Melbourne clinic owner in scam
Police investigate an elaborate scam at a St Kilda wellness hub where a thief stole a business phone and impersonated the owner to steal from clients. Read the full story.
Creditors vote to liquidate collapsed caravan maker Zone RV
Customers of collapsed Sunshine Coast caravan manufacturer Zone RV face a longer wait for answers after creditors voted for liquidation. At least 140 are out of pocket, some by $150,000.
Man extradited to Perth over $1m fraud allegations
A 57-year-old man has been extradited from Northern Ireland to face 17 fraud charges in Perth, accused of defrauding his WA employer of nearly $1 million. WA Police issue a warning to businesses.
Small Investors Must Keep AGMs Honest, Says Expert
Veteran journalist Sean Smith argues small shareholders are vital for corporate governance. Discover why your AGM vote matters more than ever for accountability.
Membership Outshines Messaging for Brand Loyalty
Forget clever slogans. Expert Lanna Hill reveals why a sense of belonging through membership is the ultimate driver of customer loyalty for Australian brands. Discover the strategy.
Elderly women targeted in NSW supermarket carpark scam
NSW Police have charged two men over an alleged coordinated scam that targeted 18 elderly women in supermarket carparks, resulting in over $50,000 in losses. Authorities believe it's part of a larger international syndicate.
BlueScope rejects Kerry Stokes' $13 billion takeover bid
BlueScope Steel's board has firmly rejected a $13 billion takeover bid from Kerry Stokes and US partner Steel Dynamics, calling it an undervalued and opportunistic move. The tussle for Australia's largest steelmaker continues.
Murdoch Media Empire Faces Internal Crisis
A major leadership shakeup hits the Murdoch media empire, with key executives departing amid strategic disputes. Explore the internal crisis and its potential impact.
Southern Cross Media finalises Seven West Media merger
Two Australian media giants, Southern Cross Media and Seven West Media, have officially merged in a $385 million deal. The combined entity will trade as SXL on the ASX.
Better Beers director paid $45k in Bottle of Milk liquidation
Better Beers director Nick Cogger received a $45,000 settlement before the Bottle of Milk Torquay cafe collapsed, leaving creditors owed over $1.2 million. Read the full investigation into the liquidation.
Stokes' BlueScope bid casts doubt on Whyalla Steelworks
Ryan Stokes lobs a $13bn takeover offer for BlueScope, potentially derailing its plan to acquire the struggling Whyalla Steelworks. We explain the high-stakes corporate battle.
Geelong CEO salaries revealed in new data
New data exposes the hefty pay packets of Geelong's top executives. See which local bosses earn the most and how their salaries compare. Read the full report now.
SGH and US Partner Bid $1.3bn for BlueScope Steel
Investment firms SGH and US-based Attestor Capital have launched a joint $1.3 billion takeover bid for BlueScope Steel's North American building products arm. Read the full story on the proposed deal.
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