When Corporate Travel Management won a $3.2 billion deal to house UK migrants on barges in the last year,there was an obvious question:why was it getting into crisis refugee management?
Business trips are back on the agenda but some of the country’s largest employers are exercising more discretion when it comes to work-related travel.
The local bourse has closed sharply higher on hopes of an end to the oil glut,as companies continue to search out funds to get through their COVID-19 hibernation.
Corporate Travel Management says short seller VGI Partners is trying to exploit the coronavirus outbreak and the downturn in the travel sector as it came under fresh attack.
It's a conflict coming to define financial markets,and investors,regulators and the media are all being caught in the crossfires.
If successful the action could alter the way investors criticise companies in public.
We’d forgive you for forgetting,but there’s a travel agent saga that was hanging around far before the revelations about Helloworld.
The company battled activist investing firm VGI Partners for months last year.
What appears to have happened would politely be described as an embarrassing error.
Corrections Minister David Elliott detonated a bomb in question time on October 18 that was really only ever going to end one way.
The ASX-listed travel group says the accounting firm has dismissed claims that it overstated its financial position and faces asset writedowns.