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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21/11/2023 ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court, Monash Business School senior deputy dean, Professor Michelle Welsh and former CBA group general council, Carmel Mulhern during the ASIC annual forum at the Sofitel in Melbourne. Aaron Francis / The Australian

‘Greenwasher’ Vanguard to learn its penalty

A Federal Court judge has rejected some elements of ASIC’s first greenwashing case, but handed the corporate watchdog a win in its bid to tackle companies which exaggerate climate credentials.

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TechnologyLegal Affairs

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Google just matching lower fees, Fortnite case hears

Gamers are ‘risk takers’ spoilt for choice when buying Fortnite says Google on its pricing structure that video game developer Epic argues is abusing market power.

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GamingLegal Affairs

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos. MARCH 29, 2021: Victoria has begun its royal commission into Crown Resorts to determine if it should retain the gaming licence for its Melbourne casino. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Crown suitable to keep Melbourne casino licence

The gaming giant has been allowed to keep operating its Crown Melbourne casino amid revelations of money laundering and organised crime.

Glen Norris, Angelica Snowden and Mitch Clarke

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Margin Call - Melbourne Grand Prix - Redbull team principal Christian Horner (L) with Laurence Escalante, Australian billionaire (R). Picture: Angelica Snowden / The Australian

Escalante-Horner chat gets F1 tongues wagging

Ferrari sponsor Laurence Escalante was intriguingly deep in discussion with Christian Horner, but the real corporate action was in the Chairman’s Lounge | Who’s who at the GP

Angelica Snowden and John Stensholt

CourtLegal Affairs

Judge urges PwC to settle bullying lawsuit with ex-employee

A former senior associate at PwC, who is suing the embattled firm over bullying allegations and indifference to her complaints, has been urged to adopt a ‘pragmatic’ approach to her dispute.

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Formula OneRetail

JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA - MARCH 09: Third placed Charles Leclerc of Monaco and Ferrari attends the press conference after the F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia at Jeddah Corniche Circuit on March 09, 2024 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Peter Fox/Getty Images)

The business behind Australia’s Grand Prix

Corporate brands are flocking to the Australian Grand Prix, as the motorsport soars in popularity and overtakes some of Melbourne’s centrepiece events.

Angelica Snowden

UpdatedLegal Affairs

Pink Hope Charity Golf Day at Terrey Hills golf Club. Local business nature's way will be donating to the pink hope charity. L-R: Krystal Barter (Founder of Pink Hope), Larry Chen ( Chairman of Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce), Alex Wu ( Nature's Care MD), Jina Chen ( Co-Founder and MD natures care).

Rich-list Wu family allegedly ‘misled’ the taxman

The Wu family has been accused of misleading the Australian Taxation Office when they sold their vitamins company Nature’s Care in 2018.

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Legal affairsLegal Affairs

This illustration picture shows a person waiting for an update of Epic Games' Fortnite on their smartphone in Los Angeles on August 14, 2020. - Apple and Google on August 13, 2020 pulled video game sensation Fortnite from their mobile app shops after its maker Epic Games released an update that dodges revenue sharing with the tech giants. (Photo by Chris DELMAS / AFP)

Blockbuster Apple vs. Epic Games trial off to hot start

Tech giant Apple is entrenching, exploiting and protecting its market monopoly by imposing strict terms on app developers, the Federal Court has heard.

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Professional servicesLegal Affairs

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: NewsWire Photos: MARCH 13 2024: A general view of the PWC Building in the CBD in Sydney after PwC Australia staff have been told 366 jobs will be axed as part of widespread cuts announced within the firm on Wednesday. The firmâs 7200-strong staff were informed at midday on Wednesday that 329 staff and up to 37 partners were losing their jobs major restructure. . Picture: NCA NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

PwC hit with bullying allegations

A PwC senior associate has alleged she was bullied before being sacked by the big four consulting firm in November, when a wave of redundancies hit the company amid the tax leaks scandal.

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Legal affairsLegal Affairs

LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 09: In this photo illustration, a visual representation of the digital Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is seen on January 09, 2024 in London, England. Bitcoin investors are expecting the U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue a decision soon on whether to grant Bitcoin "exchange-traded fund" (ETF) approval, which would allow people to invest in Bitcoin without having to buy it on a crypto exchange like Coinbase or Binance. The price of Bitcoin has risen in anticipation of such approval. (Photo illustration by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Regulator loses key crypto case in court

Australia’s corporate regulator has lost one of its key court cases targeting the regulation of cryptocurrencies.

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