Skeletons in the closet: Everledger CEO's bad faith practices under … – Jeweller Magazine

Posted July 04, 2023 | By Samuel Ord Former Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, Leanne Kemp, whose diamond-tracing company recently collapsed with nearly $AU10 million in debt, was once found to have acted in bad faith by a Federal Government agency. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk appointed Kemp to the position in 2018 describing her business as a…

Scottish accountancy firm announces raft of promotions – Yahoo Eurosport UK

Paul McDougall, Alexander Hogg, Craig Allison and Rory McCall of Wylie & Bisset (Image: Wylie & Bisset) Scottish accountancy firm Wylie & Bisset has announced a raft of promotions across its audit, business advisory services, insolvency, payroll, and tax departments. Having helped significantly grow the fee income and client base of the Glasgow-based firm’s external audit…

Porter Davis rescue scheme expanded to more customers of failed builders – Sydney Morning Herald

By Rachel Eddie Updated July 1, 2023 8.00pmfirst published at 6.13pm Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Victorians left out of pocket by failed builders shed tears of relief on Saturday night after the state government expanded its rescue package triggered by the collapse of Porter Davis to compensate an extra 400 customers.…

ACCC grants conditional authorisation for managing soft plastics … – Packaging Gateway

The decision will affect national supermarket chains such as Aldi, Woolworths, and Coles. Credit: Olga Miltsova via Shutterstock. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has confirmed that it has granted conditional authorisation to supermarket chains to help continue their collaborative efforts to manage soft plastics stockpiles. This authorisation signifies that the countrys main supermarket…