MONA founder’s betting firm hunts analyst over allegedly stolen data
Private eyes and court orders: How a mysterious betting company hunted down a former analyst accused of stealing million-dollar gambling code.
Private eyes and court orders: How a mysterious betting company hunted down a former analyst accused of stealing million-dollar gambling code.
With everyone else too big or distracted, HSBC is NAB’s for the taking if the global giant decides to walk away from the local retail banking market.
Australian banks have promised to refund a mammoth $93 million in rogue fees to nearly one million customers. See the full list of banks and if you can expect a nice windfall.
The fashion house behind brands including Keepsake and Finders Keepers racked up nearly $10m in debts before its collapse, while its bank balance was whittled down to less than $500.
The Melbourne start-up has completed the raise to accelerate its plans to deliver preventive care and longevity solutions to the masses, rewriting the script on chronic disease.
Australia’s earliest and most rare coins and colonial currency – including our first-ever half sovereign and an 1813 Holey Dollar with a $90,000 price tag – are up for auction this week.
Australia’s flip phone market is heating up, with Samsung and Motorola vying for supremacy. But which foldable comes out on top for features, durability, and value?
Super Retail CEO Anthony Heraghty, who is defending allegations he conducted a secret affair with his former head of HR, Jane Kelly, has ceded ownership over $2.65m of shares.
The Barefoot Investor has advice for a reader weighed down by debt and another with a bad credit file – and wonders if his job is at risk of being taken by AI.
Barefoot Investor has warned about market complacency and lambasted Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ proposed tax on unrealised capital gain, saying there is “no way he’ll get away with it”.
Ex-staff of Melbourne renovation company M.J. Harris Group say they were sworn at and have been left chasing thousands of dollars in wages – with explosive texts from the boss now revealed.
In the current cost-of-living crisis, these guys are stealing food off the table, with some charging the equivalent of a staggering 480 per cent interest. Read Scott Pape’s warning on trap lurking in every town
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Billionaire Warren Buffett’s go-to market signal has hit the most extreme levels in history, flashing bright red a market meltdown is looming. It’s telling Aussies to look local, writes ASX Trader.
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