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Tuesday, 04 June 2013

RBA leaves cash rate on hold at 2.75%

The cash rate remains unchanged at 2.75% following today's RBA monetary policy board meeting. by Larry Schlesinger
 

TZ Limited bookkeeper sentenced for $130,000 fraud: Three other major bookkeeping fraud cases

A former bookkeeper of logistics group TZ Limited has been sentenced after pleading guilty to making false entries worth approximately $130,000 in the company's books. by Patrick Stafford
 

Friday, 24 May 2013

Cleaning company with 2500 employees and $92 million turnover collapses

Administrators have been appointed to cleaning giant Swan Services after the business suffered losses from a number of unprofitable contracts. by Cara Waters
 

Wednesday, 08 May 2013

More rate cuts expected soon as business applauds RBA’s shock decision

The Reserve Bank’s decision to cut the official interest rate to the lowest point in over 50 years has been welcomed by economists and business groups, although they warn it may precede lower growth targets in next week’s federal budget. by Yolanda Redrup
 

Thursday, 02 May 2013

ASIC warns number of faulty liquidators’ reports is on the rise

The number of inadequate declarations by Australian liquidators increased by 10% last year, a new report from the corporate watchdog has revealed. by Yolanda Redrup
 

Friday, 19 April 2013

Liquidators launch insolvent trading proceedings against Tinkler

Liquidators for company Mulsanne Resources are launching proceedings against Nathan Tinkler’s business for allegedly trading while insolvent. by Yolanda Redrup
 

Tuesday, 26 March 2013

Insolvency practitioners call for crack down on phoenix companies, but it’s not so simple

The insolvency industry warns more needs to be done to police the growing problem of phoenix companies. by Patrick Stafford
 

Monday, 25 March 2013

Business borrowing on the rise, but small businesses set for a struggle

SMEs in ‘risky’ sectors, including retail, manufacturing or mining, are forced to pay higher interest rates by the major banks. by Yolanda Redrup
 

Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Business confidence improves in December on good news for world economy: NAB survey

Economic improvement overseas has led to a jump in business confidence during December, according to the NAB monthly Business Survey. by Patrick Stafford
 
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