The government’s $1.5 billion manufacturing scheme has minimal independent oversight: Should SMEs be concerned?
The government's $1.5 billion manufacturing scheme promises to “transform Australian manufacturing” and “rebuild our economy”.
Apartment developer Meriton says it will defend itself against claims from the consumer watchdog that it deliberately attempted to prevent c…
Luxury fashion brand Gucci has won a long fought trademark battle against Guess in an Australian Trademarks Office decision handed down last…
Small businesses in New South Wales are being warned to review their approach to handling customer complaints as the state government presse…
Global gambling giant Bet365 could be forced to pay hefty fines after the Federal Court ruled the company engaged in misleading and decep…
Visa Worldwide must pay up $18 million for anti-competitive conduct in a penalty imposed by the Federal Court on Friday. Justice Michael …
Two global milk producers are being forced to defend the packaging of their products, with US consumers attempting to sue because their b…
The amount of class action settlements in Australia has soared in the last year and SMEs are at risk, according to data published today b…
Small businesses across the country were coerced into purchasing first aid kits and safety wall charts by a company purporting to be a gover…
iiNet has paid penalties of $204,000 after being slapped with two infringement notices by the competition watchdog over advertisements for i…
The ownership of LinkedIn contacts is in question after a judge in the United States ruled LinkedIn contacts could be considered a trade sec…
Endorsed by celebrities from Lara Bingle to Madonna, coconut water is in the spotlight after Australian business H2Coco acknowledged making …
