The corporate regulator has been accused by all major political parties of obstructing parliamentary investigations into how it polices the nation’s businesses.
A former chief executive of Nuix has lost a court battle that could have delivered him damages worth almost as much as the controversial tech stock’s current market value.
There was plenty going on for the first (real) sitting day of the 47th parliament.
The Australian tech company keeps finding new ways to disappoint investors.
Macquarie says a $10 million payment for worthless Nuix options was a golden handshake for its founder and former CEO Eddie Sheehy who is suing the tech group over losses relating to his remaining share options.
The co-founder of embattled tech company Nuix Eddie Sheehy is arguing in the Federal Court he is entitled to 22.6 million shares he wanted to dump just after the company listed in December 2020.
Origin’s back! And with it,the colourful cast of pollies,CEOs and media types who filled the President’s Suite at State of Origin Game I.
Macquarie Group says an internal review has found the bank followed a rigorous process in handling the initial public offering.
Nuix has been the most disastrous float in years,but the data forensics group has not lost all of its fans despite being associated with two criminal investigations and a probe into its accounts.
The controversial team behind the disastrous float of Nuix is involved with another tech startup,Haventec - a company closely associated with the troubled e-forensics group.
The corporate watchdog is investigating whether Stephen Doyle,together with his brother and father,may have pulled off one of the country’s largest insider trading heists using a labyrinth of Singapore and Swiss companies to disguise their tracks.