Angelica Snowden

Angelica Snowden is a reporter at The Australian’s Melbourne bureau covering crime, state politics and breaking news. She has worked at the Herald Sun, ABC and at Monash University’s Mojo.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos September 5, 2022: General View of the EY Ernst & Young building in the Sydney CBD. Picture: NCA NewsWire / James Gourley

EY tax partner lobbies court to scrap parts of case

A sacked former EY tax partner is set to face a final hearing in court next year, amid allegations he masterminded a $700,000 tax exploitation scheme.

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21/10/2020: Sleeping Duck founders Winston Wijeyeratne and Selvam Sinnappan at their warehouse in Mulgrave, Melbourne. Picture: David Geraghty

Venture capitalist loses case against mattress retailer

Venture capitalist Adir Shiffman has failed in his court attempt to receive a 20 per cent stake in online mattress retailer Sleeping Duck.

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Banks, major health insurer in generative AI pilot

If you’re a customer of NAB, ANZ, CBA or BUPA, chances are generative AI has been used to field your inquiries in a move the sector says is lifting ‘customer engagement’.

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CBA unveils AI-driven crime alert system

Commonwealth Bank has begun operating an AI-driven system to help speed up investigations into financial crimes.

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Fortescue claims ex-staff stole ‘green iron’ technology

A secret legal showdown has been brewing for weeks between Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue and his former chief scientist and senior lieutenant.

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21/11/2023 ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court during the ASIC annual forum at the Sofitel in Melbourne. Aaron Francis / The Australian

Active Super engaged in ‘greenwashing’, court finds

The Federal Court has found Active Super broke the law by misleading customers in another win in ASIC’s campaign against greenwashing companies.

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Clive Palmer, gives a press conference about his latest court win related to people sacked from the the police and ambulance services for vaccine related issues, Brisbane City, on Tuesday 27th February - Photo Steve Pohlner

Clive Palmer sues ex-ASIC boss

The businessman is continuing to wage war against the corporate regulator’s former chair James Shipton, amid multiple ongoing court fights.

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Block Earner co-founders Charlie Karaboga and Jordan Momtazi. Source: Supplied.

No fine for crypto firm’s breach of licensing law

A crypto start-up won’t have to pay penalties for breaching the law, after a Federal Court judge said the company had actually acted honestly.

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ASIC, police raided house of insider trading accused

A man accused of insider trading was interviewed by authorities at his house two years after information about an ASX-listed lithium takeover bid was allegedly traded, court documents reveal.

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Kidman boss ‘passed on takeover tips to brother in law’

A Melbourne judge is set to decide if there is enough evidence to commit Duncan Stewart, accused of insider trading, to a higher court next week.

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