The airline will stump up penalties to the watchdog and compensation to 86,000 affected passengers after it advertised and sold tickets for cancelled flights.
The Miami-based investment firm has been accused of borrowing against $US350 million of assets that it didn’t own,didn’t exist or were already promised to someone else.
In the first of Bulls N’ Bears’ new weekly series,“Doug Bright’s Greatest Hits”,our senior analyst pulls apart some of last week’s most intriguing ASX finds.
Owned by a Japanese parent company and led by a French retail executive,the South Australian-born all-natural skincare business hopes to build loyalty with younger customers.
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk has eclipsed French luxury group LVMH to become Europe’s most valuable company – thanks to demand for diabetes and weight-loss drugs.
Investors,developers and management groups are lining up to join boom-time conditions in the hospitality industry.
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Krakatoa Resources. Its shares jumped 130 per cent to join Adisyn,Canterbury Resources and Pivotal Metals.
There’s a cruel irony to Australia’s newest low-cost airline scrambling to get out of voluntary administration while the country’s oldest celebrates its 20th birthday.
St Kilda’s once-grungy Prince of Wales Hotel is back on the market carrying a discounted price tag of $30 million.
Competition from agile digital outlets and social media giants is forcing a major rethink of how TV news is delivered,and who is best suited to do so.
Outgoing Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci says cost-of-living pressures have hit the supermarket giant.