Industries

The owners corporation of Sydney's Sugarcube Apartments has lost a bid to set aside a $25.8 million security granted by developer Golden Rain to the trustee for a group of lenders, with a court finding no intent to defraud had been established.

A subcontractor has been ordered to repay $1.59 million after a judge found it had been paid for incomplete works on three Sydney Metro stations.

Bunnings is pushing for an early trial in a misuse of market power case by a Mitre 10 franchisee seeking to halt its plans to open a nearby store, noting work has already begun on the store.

Generation Steel has signed a power purchase agreement with BHP to power its proposed new steel mill in Collie, Western Australia.

A former producer of Seven's Spotlight who gave evidence in Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case has lost his bid to remove Thompsons as the solicitor for News Corp in his defamation and racial discrimination suit against the publisher.

ASIC is looking into lead managers behind AI data centre company Firmus’ failed public float, with a key issue whether they had a reasonable basis for assertions about investor demand.

A Federal Court judge has granted teleco giant Telstra's bid to block a former senior executive from working at competitor Vocus until next year. 

Potentia Capital has failed in defence of its trade mark against a challenge by an Enel Green Power subsidiary, which has won a bid to restrict the brand name to Potentia's private equity business.

Cancer drug maker AdvanCell is seeking to block two patent applications by Norwegian biotech Sciencons AS for technology used in targeted radiation treatments for cancer.

Home builder Metricon has been ordered to identify the specific drawings it alleges a Queensland builder copied, in proceedings alleging copyright infringement of two of its home designs.