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Bodum must pay up in design fight with Maxwell & Williams, despite appeal
A judge has made orders for kitchenware company Bodum to pay rival Maxwell & Williams' costs in a design dispute over stylish coffee glasses, despite Bodum's impending appeal.
IAG’s $1.35B acquisition of RACW blocked by competition watchdog
The ACCC has opposed Insurance Australia Group's planned $1.35 billion acquisition of RAC Insurance of Western Australia, despite a five-year undertaking by IAG.
Third firm probing class action against Corporate Travel Management, PwC
A third law firm is circling Corporate Travel Management and PricewaterhouseCoopers over a share price dive earlier this month.
Liquidators lose $27M case against FC Capital unit over Big Un
The liquidators of a subsidiary of collapsed media company Big Un have lost their case against financier First Class Capital alleging a three million share purchase was part of a scheme to inflate the company's stock price. 
RAMS to pay $29.6M in class action settlement
Westpac's former home lending business RAMS will pay $29.6 million to resolve a class action over the termination of agreements with franchisees.
Crown sues insurer for coverage of $72.5M class action settlement
Crown Resorts has taken its excess insurer to court after being denied coverage for part of a $72.5 million shareholder class action settlement not covered by its primary insurer. 
Humm faces lawsuit by former CEO
Non-bank lender Humm Group has been hit with Fair Work proceedings by its former CEO Stuart Grimshaw. 
US government slams Australia’s digital duty of care bill
Warning against censorship, the US government has taken the extraordinary step of weighing in on Australia's Digital Duty of Care bill, which would require social media platforms to block harmful content and allow an algorithm opt-out.
ASIC hits Remara with stop orders as wider private credit crackdown looms
Private credit lender Remara has been hit with stop orders by ASIC over target market deficiencies, as the regulator warned of an imminent crackdown in the market. 
Triple Zero should be taken out of Telstra’s hands, report says
A Senate inquiry into Triple Zero service outages has recommended stripping Telstra of its emergency call person function and launching a review into the Australian Communications and Media Authority.