Nestlé's UK & Ireland boss, Stefano Agostini, has been abruptly dismissed after nearly four decades with the company for failing to disclose a personal relationship with a colleague, breaching strict corporate governance rules.
Gambling giant Entain's CEO arrested on 11 counts of bribery and fraud linked to former Turkish operations. Serious Fraud Office investigation reveals alleged £100m scheme spanning 2011-2017.
Former gambling CEO Kenny Alexander faces explosive High Court allegations of fraud, bribery, and corporate espionage linked to his champion racehorse Honeysuckle and dealings with BetVictor.
ANZ Bank has abruptly terminated CEO Nuno Matos following an internal investigation into cultural and governance concerns, sending shockwaves through the banking sector.
Explosive allegations emerge as The Wiggles' ex-CEO, Paul Field, sues for unfair dismissal, claiming Anthony Field (The Blue Wiggle) systematically undermined his leadership, leading to his controversial ousting from the children's entertainment empire.
A new Guardian investigation exposes the immense power fossil fuel extractors wield over global politics and economies. Discover how their influence shapes our world and why supporting fearless, independent journalism is crucial to holding them to account
ABC's Political Editor Andrew Greene faces scrutiny after an all-expenses-paid trip to a five-star Italian golf resort, raising serious questions about journalistic independence and corporate influence.
Iconic US restaurant chain Cracker Barrel faces a fierce customer backlash and plummeting sales after a drastic 'woke' rebrand alienates its conservative core base. The brand's attempt to modernise its values has been met with accusations of betrayal and
China Evergrande Group, the embattled property developer at the heart of the nation's real estate crisis, has been formally delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This marks a dramatic endpoint for a firm whose staggering $300bn debt sent shockwaves
Exclusive internal memo reveals Cracker Barrel CEO's controversial 'Reimaging' plan, sparking investor fury and customer backlash over abandoning traditional values.
A New York-based media conglomerate, NMC, has acquired nearly all of Wyoming's local newspapers, raising profound concerns about the future of independent journalism, community voice, and the potential rise of 'news deserts' in the American West.
The parent company of adult content platform OnlyFans, Fenix International, has been discreetly registered at UK Companies House with a hidden ownership structure, raising questions about corporate transparency.
A high-flying banker was sacked via email and then faced a luxury hotel bill nightmare after his corporate card was instantly cancelled. This is the story of his desperate night in a Mayfair penthouse.
A damning new study exposes the persistent barriers preventing women from reaching senior leadership roles in the UK, with progress stalling despite decades of equality pledges.
Exclusive investigation reveals a surge in employees using artificial intelligence to fabricate expense claims, costing British firms millions. Experts warn of a 'new frontier' in corporate fraud as AI tools become sophisticated enough to generate convinc
The blockbuster $7.6 billion acquisition of Tegna by Nexstar Media Group has been abruptly terminated following intense scrutiny from US regulators and political figures, marking a major setback for media consolidation.
Ex-Twitter employee Ashley St. Clair makes explosive claim that Elon Musk's sudden termination policy left her unable to pay rent and facing eviction, sparking a fierce debate on corporate responsibility.
Private emails reveal scientists' concerns over the Western Australian government's 'rosy' portrayal of Woodside's emissions impact on Murujuga's ancient rock art.
CBS executive Katherine Merrill has been demoted from her role as Senior Vice President of Communications, sparking debate over Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies in corporate America.
Revealed: The FTSE 100 executive who earned a staggering salary last year, sparking fresh debates over corporate pay gaps and shareholder scrutiny.
Australia's High Court has ruled that Qantas unlawfully sacked workers during the pandemic, sparking outrage over 'ghost flights' and corporate accountability.
Top executives in the UK have enjoyed another year of soaring salaries, with pay packages hitting record highs as the gap between corporate leaders and average workers widens.
Playboy announces dramatic relocation from California to Florida, with CEO slamming the Golden State's 'hostile' business climate. Find out why the brand is making this bold move.
Playboy is relocating its global headquarters from Los Angeles to Miami, citing fewer regulations and a more business-friendly climate as key reasons for the move.
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly maintained a secret list of companies deemed loyal or disloyal to his administration, influencing federal decisions.
A Massachusetts-based company has stirred controversy by mandating its employees to move to Manhattan's Upper East Side, raising questions about remote work policies and urban living demands.
A little-known tech company has come under fire after appointing a new CEO with a staggering £94 million salary package, dwarfing the average employee wage by 1,300 times.
Audit giant KPMG is under fire after allegations of sharing confidential information during the Bank of England recruitment process, raising concerns over corporate governance.
Protesters scale Microsoft's Dutch data centre, demanding an end to its alleged collaboration with the Israeli military. The demonstration highlights growing tensions over tech firms' role in global conflicts.
An in-depth investigation into how Adani, one of Australia's largest companies, legally avoids paying corporate tax, sparking public outrage and calls for reform.