SurfStitch saga takes dramatic turn as Nike launches legal action
Global sportswear giant Nike is seeking to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt from embattled Aussie retailer SurfStitch, which has since collapsed into administration.
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Hollywood A-lister’s Dendy cinema chain fined over pricing blunder
National cinema chain Dendy, co-owned by legendary Hollywood film star Mel Gibson, has been fined after it was accused of misleading pricing.
Start-up super advice platform goes bust
A superannuation advice platform started by two former Macquarie Bank execs that claimed to “challenge wealth and superannuation norms” has gone under after three years.
Conflict crossfire: Is it really safe to fly to Europe via Middle East?
Thousands of Aussies are primed to take off for the European summer but with an unpredictable and volatile situation unfolding in the Middle East, is it really safe to fly over the region?
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Gone dark: What happened to ‘Candyman’ Travers Beynon?
A few short years ago, you couldn’t open your phone without seeing a photo of multi-millionaire Travers Beynon, the notorious tobacco heir and self-styled playboy. Now he’s vanished.
Santos boss in line for insanely eye-watering payday
Kevin Gallagher is eyeing a bumper payday that most people could only dream of, if a $30bn Santos takeover deal wins the green light.
$367m fashion fallout: Huge debts of Rivers, Noni B owner exposed
Administrators sifting through the remains of an iconic retail brands collapse involving Rivers, Katies and Noni B have revealed who the massive $367m debts are owed as next steps are planned.
How much you need to retire comfortably this year
A comfortable retirement is more within reach for younger workers, and the cost of essentials is easing for seniors. Here are the latest figures on how much you need to retire well.
Second-gen CEO’s $19m fail as staff axed, family empire goes bust
A second generation family-run national business founded nearly 50 years ago will be liquidated after it collapsed under $19m debt, with administrators scathing of the son-turned-director.
Customers left $500k out of pocket after laser clinics collapse
Customers have been left $500k out of pocket after several popular Melbourne laser and skin clinics went bust, racking up over $5m in debts and landing the director in possible hot water.
Iran conflict ignites market shift: The stocks smart money’s chasing
The conflict between Israel and Iran sent these stocks soaring and while everyone was still fixated on tech and AI, smart money is rotating into the one sector that fuels them all, writes ASX Trader.
Industry veteran’s blunt warning to winemakers
Passing the baton to a new generation at Jim Barry Wines, industry legend Peter Barry warns Australia’s wine industry needs to innovate or die.
Defence Force chief: Our navy now ‘significantly more lethal’
From China to Trump, subs to space weapons, the Defending Australia forum was a fascinating glimpse into the future of hi-tech warfare and our national security challenges.
Santos approves $30bn takeover from Abu Dhabi consortium
The deal includes promises to maintain Santos’ headquarters in Adelaide and accelerate investment in gas in Australia, should it go through.
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