Aussie company’s staggering $240m loss
Rising interest rates, a blow out in losses and a lack of cost control could be “baking” in a “disaster” for this well known Aussie firm.
Rising interest rates, a blow out in losses and a lack of cost control could be “baking” in a “disaster” for this well known Aussie firm.
A Boomer has hit out at one of Australia’s big four banks for causing customers a “huge” amount of financial pain, while it rakes in record profits.
Its CEO admitted that an “embarrassing” move backfired for the company as it hiked up prices to cover inflation, which ultimately scared away customers.
A Melbourne mum was forced back into the “ridiculously” brutal rental market again – her seventh time in six years — and its cost her a lot.
With four more interest rate hikes predicted to come, Australia could well be heading for recession and families will suffer.
Staff were complaining to their boss about rising rents and other skyrocketing cost of living expenses, so he decided to do something about it.
A Federal Court judge has dished out one of the biggest fines for corporate misconduct and described the firm as the “unacceptable face of start-up capitalism”.
A single dad from Queensland has been caught up in a scam that turned his life upside down when he lost $30,000, including all his super.
Despite slashing 11,000 roles from the company last year, the founder of Facebook has been given millions more to cover his personal security.
Worsening financial conditions are seeing more roles being slashed at Australian firms, with one major company that was advertising 1200 jobs last year set to make cuts.
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