White ‘misled’ board on relationships with staff member, supplier
An ongoing review into the behaviour of WiseTech founder Richard White found the billionaire failed to be ‘fully transparent’ about his controversial relationships.
An ongoing review into the behaviour of WiseTech founder Richard White found the billionaire failed to be ‘fully transparent’ about his controversial relationships.
One of the nation’s largest private health insurers says its AI investments have returned $22m.
Australia’s largest bank is strengthening its security by introducing a multi-factor authentication system requiring customers to approve a prompt in the app to log in.
Richard White was chief executive of WiseTech for 30 years. This week the 69-year-old founder took control of the company’s board and the search for its next CEO.
TPG is confident it will be able to recuperate the costs of its network-sharing deal with Optus with the addition of between 100,000 and 200,000 new customers.
The family tracking platform has acquired a New York-based ad start-up as it looks to ramp up location-based targeting that will send coupons for stores its users frequent.
The Australian Securities & Investment Commission is ‘very interested’ in whether WiseTech has broken the Corporations Act after Richard White’s dramatic appointment as executive chair.
The Australian Shareholders’ Association has called on WiseTech to appoint an independent chair and a majority of independent directors, warning of ‘significant governance concerns’.
The financial regulator has begun a probe into WiseTech after the dramatic appointment of Richard White as executive chairman, which allows the company founder to tighten his grip after a boardroom exodus.
A top analyst is seeking to know what Richard White’s intentions are regarding the CEO role at WiseTech and whether he is plotting a return after a boardroom exodus at the tech group.
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