Colin Kruger

Online retailer Cettire claims its worst crime is one of fashion victim – as luxury brands such as Victoria Beckham discount directly to customers. The truth could be far worse.

The struggling Aussie fitness franchise has finally ended the acrimony over its multimillion-dollar celebrity endorsements.

Consumer finance provider Latitude Financial expects the number of victims to grow as it tries to contain the damage from hackers, who are still active in the company’s computer systems.

Hacked consumer finance outfit Latitude Financial provides services to Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi, Apple and others.

Hacked consumer finance outfit Latitude Financial provides services to Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi, Apple and others.

Iconic Aussie surf brands Quiksilver and Billabong could be sold as early as this week in a deal estimated to be worth $US1.3 billion.

After resignations and a falling share price, it’s time for the vulnerable company to mend relations with the market.

How can the cosmetics empire behind Go-To, with billionaire backers like Andrew Forrest, be so close to the edge?

Nuix claimed the globe’s corporate cops could not live without its data forensics tools. The Australian regulators now need to find out if this is true.

Westpac has meticulously detailed how Bill Papas allegedly orchestrated one of the biggest frauds this country has ever seen, right down to his plans to leave the country if it was ever discovered.

The ASX has been slammed by the RBA and ASIC after dumping the blockchain-based upgrade of its core trading systems at a cost of around $255 million.

Hackers who accessed the records of 9.7 million Medibank Private customers claim to have released another cache of sensitive data this morning relating to the mental health of certain policyholders.

Skin care mogul Zoe Foster Blake might just be a more astute investor than mining billionaire Andrew Forrest.

The controversial mine has ramped up to commercial production just as surging coal prices, and energy in general, send earnings soaring for the ASX energy sector.

The ASX 200 closed 0.2 per cent lower as a drop in Origin Energy shares made the utilities sector the biggest drag on the market.

After a decade of drama, Sydney finally has two casinos - Crown Sydney and The Star - ready to go toe-to-toe for its gambling dollar.

Aurizon says high coal prices are helping buoy the market for the billion-dollar coal haulage business it must divest as a condition of its $2.4 billion acquisition of One Rail.

The S&P/ASX 200 posted its fourth consecutive day of gains, closing 0.9 per cent higher at 6,763.6 thanks to rising commodity prices.

The buy now, pay later sector’s rising bad debts and losses have become more apparent after pandemic stimulus payments from the government ended last year, and investors are worried.

The ASX 200 closed at its high point for the day, up 1.1 per cent, or 78.1 poins to 7345. All sectors finished higher led by tech stocks following a big rally on Wall St overnight.