Senior gang members arrested after global sting targeting organised crime
Thirty-five people, including members of the Comancheros, Mongrel Mob and Head Hunters, have been arrested in global operation led by the FBI.
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Insecurity: Install effective internal professional checks and balances in crime reportage – Ikpeazu tasks journalists
The Governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu, has called on the media to rise to the occasion as governments at all levels search for an end to the myriads of security challenges threatening the unity and peaceful coexistence of Nigeria. Ikpeazu also called on the media once again to be circumspect and install effective internal…
Deloitte CEO Lwazi Bam says “job isn’t to detect fraud”
CEO of Deloitte unpacks the pressures on the auditing industry following a number of corporate scandals bringing the industry into disrepute.
M&A endorsement bullish for tech sector
Tech stocks have been under pressure, but a $5 billion bid from the US should reassure those enamoured with the growth prospects of local software companies.
Surf trumps snow for Pluralsight tech executive Mike Featherstone, who grew up skiing
He may have been raised next to Utah’s famous snow fields, but Mike Featherstone now finds the balance between work and play at Sydney’s Manly Beach.
Private equity firms buy in Medline in largest buyout since the financial crisis
When news broke last month that groups of buyout firms were bidding around $30 billion to buy medical supplies firm Medline Industries, we speculated that it could kick off a new “Golden Age” of private equity, an era that directly preceded (but didn’t cause)…
As political tensions spike in Israel, Netanyahu — Trump-style — accuses rival of ‘fraud’
Taking a page from the Trump playbook, Netanyahu says only ‘fraud’ could lead to his removal as prime minister.
Fast brings single-click and headless checkout to Australia
Fast enables shoppers to buy online or shop directly from emails, blogs and online ads with a single click.
Uber’s UK rides business roars back to pre-pandemic levels
Uber’s UK rides business roars back to pre-pandemic levels Financial Times
Many millennials say lockdown has improved their financial knowledge
Around half of 18-34-year-olds say their financial literacy has improved – but there are still some gaps, as Vicky Shaw reports.