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Nine's Darren Wick scandal reflects corporate culture problem - Vimarsana News

Nine's Darren Wick scandal reflects corporate culture problem

Nine CEO Mike Sneesby says he didn't know about the behaviour of Darren Wick. True or not, it says a lot about corporate culture in Australia.

PwC chief executive Kevin Burrowes wants everyone to move on from the tax scandal - Vimarsana News

PwC chief executive Kevin Burrowes wants everyone to move on from the tax scandal

“We feel we’re in a good position now to start to turn to a new chapter, look to the future and drive the firm with a new strategy,” the PwC chief executive says.

Source: afr.com
Nuclear lobby manipulates ABC's 7.30 - Vimarsana News

Nuclear lobby manipulates ABC's 7.30

An ABC report on nuclear energy presented a one-sided viewpoint, dominated by the pro-nuclear lobby.

Sam Mostyn, newly appointed Governor-General for Australia was behind the $1.4b deal between Cable & Wireless and AAPT - Vimarsana News

Sam Mostyn, newly appointed Governor-General for Australia was behind the $1.4b deal between Cable & Wireless and AAPT

Among those behind the $1.4b Cable & Wireless bid for AAPT is Australian Sam Mostyn, the head of C&W’s human resources division, whose career trajectory has been near-vertical.

Source: afr.com
PwC tax leaks scandal: Former CEO Luke Sayers' evidence to Senate inquiry was 'implausible', report finds - Vimarsana News

PwC tax leaks scandal: Former CEO Luke Sayers' evidence to Senate inquiry was 'implausible', report finds

A Senate committee has called testimony by former PwC Australia chief executive Luke Sayers  “implausible” and questioned the “truthfulness” of aspects of his evidence.

Source: afr.com