Why Richard White stood down as WiseTech CEO
Despite his wealth, Richard White was little known outside the tech industry until recently. Catch up on the scandals that pushed him into the headlines – and out of a job.
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Besieged billionaire CEO stands down
After weeks of embarrassing headlines, billionaire Richard White has stood down from key roles of the major tech company he founded.
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