Book thrown at Bonza backers

Book thrown at Bonza backers

Up next

Sayonara, Jetstar Japan
Should public servants keep their status perks?

The verdict is in: after a review by the Department of Finance, government travellers will be allowed to continue to claim airline status credits on flights for official business, though taking advantage of bonus credit offers is definitively out. It's a victory for Qantas, which ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

How to Recover from a Fraudulent Seller
Acquiring Minds

Register for the webinar:Deal Structuring Under the New SBA Rules - TODAY May 8th - https://bit.ly/4jFLpX2Jason Jackson thought he bought a $1.5m SDE dental practice. In fact, the business was losing money & engaging in fraud.Topics in Jason’s interview:Value of pattern recogniti ...  Show more

Andy Verity on LIE-BOR: Shocking New Evidence Suggest Interest Rate Scandal Is Much, Much, Bigger Than Originally Reported
Forward Guidance

Andy Verity, Economics Correspondent for BBC News, joins Forward Guidance to discuss revelations from his new book, “Rigged: The Incredible True Story Of The Whistleblowers Jailed After Exposing The Rotten Heart Of The Financial System.” Verity argues that the traders who were co ...  Show more

The Secret Sauce Behind the World's Greatest Investors
The Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver

What are the characteristics of the world's greatest investors that separate them from the rest of us? David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, and best-selling author, joins The Express to talk about the legends of the game and his new book, "How to Invest - Masters on ...  Show more

The Enron Illusion
Today In History with The Retrospectors

Enron—the seventh-largest company in the U.S.—filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on 2nd December, 2001, marking the dramatic end of a business empire once hailed as unstoppable.  What once looked like a financial juggernaut turned out to be a house of cards built on illusory profit ...  Show more