Wisetech Global
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- Investigation
The tech billionaire, the beautician and the backlash
New details have emerged about how Richard White funds the extravagant lifestyle of his American lover, Kimberlee Cvitash, and how some of his investments have gone bad.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
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VRC honchos off and racing – but not for Flemington
The Victoria Racing Club top brass were among high-profile Australians skipping Melbourne’s wintry weather for Royal Ascot.
- Madeleine Heffernan, Kishor Napier-Raman and Danny Russell
Former partner settles inappropriate conduct claim against billionaire Richard White
The billionaire and the company he co-founded have settled with a fourth woman, who claimed inappropriate conduct by White and his wife Zena Nasser.
- Max Mason and Kate McClymont
WiseTech billionaire Richard White reaches settlement with third woman
This time the woman alleged the billionaire executive chairman gave her financial assistance and help with her visa in return for sex.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
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- Investigation
Corporate watchdog launches investigation into billionaire Richard White’s share trading
The corporate regulator has already examined current and former directors at the logistics software giant as it probes disclosures made about share trading.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
WiseTech a case of ‘issues in the bedroom migrating to the boardroom’: ASIC
The corporate cop says it will take an interest if alleged misbehaviour starts to affect good governance.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
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- Workplace culture
No repercussions for WiseTech billionaire who misled the board
Richard White will remain executive chairman of WiseTech despite his fellow board members confirming that he misled an internal investigation into his alleged misconduct.
- Colin Kruger and Clancy Yeates
- Opinion
- Governance
Slapped with a feather: Richard White misled the board, but keeps the top job
There was no plank walking for this human headline/inappropriate social media lothario. The lack of punishment would be unthinkable in most large Australian listed companies.
- Elizabeth Knight
With freakish bowling stats like these, ex-Labor boss will be in high demand
Former state secretary Chris Ford may have the magic touch that Labor needs, going by his post-politics amateur sports career.
- Madeleine Heffernan and Kishor Napier-Raman
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- Investigation
Richard White’s accuser seeks special arrangement to fight her case
The woman who has accused WiseTech Global’s chairman of providing her with a visa in return for sex has been assisted by lawyers at Anti-Slavery Australia.
- Max Mason and Kate McClymont
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