Matthew Elmas

Michel's Patisserie franchisees are having their grievances formalised by lawyers this month ahead of a prospective class action claim.

A spike in bad debt activity in the construction sector highlights an ongoing need for tougher laws to protect sub-contractors from being ripped off.

The latest David Jones write-down begs some important questions for Australian retail, including whether department stores can survive.

While plastic collectibles continue, supermarket executives will be unable to say their companies value environmental sustainability in its own right.

A man who submitted dodgy business tax claims has been sentenced to two-years-four-months' jail time.

Supertee is on a mission to put a billion-dollar dent in the fight against cancer, one superhero-themed t-shirt at a time.

ASIC is worried vulnerable workers are getting the stiff by default super fund arrangements set up under illegal quid pro quo arrangements.

Ride-share drivers say they were not consulted about a recent change to Uber's platform, which they believe could trim their pay packets.

In a busy week for government, unfair insurance contracts are on the agenda, alongside measures to restrict cash payments.

Cosmetics retailer Sephora has become the latest business to fail in its responsibility to safeguard the personal data of its customers.

From lego blocks to wedding receptions, here are the wildest attempts at getting taxpayer support from last financial year.

Music licensing scheme One Music and its backer APRA are facing a revolt on both sides of their industry as the dispute turns heads in Canberra.