The world’s oldest and largest shipping company, Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, was slammed with a fine of $25 million dollars for operating a cartel since 1997.

An Australian bank is accused of over 53,000 contraventions of money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.

Women’s activewear giant Lululemon paid penalties of $32,400 after the ACCC issued three infringement notices.

A former Brisbane 7-Eleven franchisee has been slammed with a fine worth over $100,000 for underpaying staff members after a Fairfax Media investigation.

The Federal Court has ordered an egg producer to pay penalties for making claims its eggs were “free-range”.

The food processing company is in hot waters after falsely marketing a product as a healthy option for young children.

The Australian Consumer and Competition Commission is threatening legal action against telecommunications companies.

Last month the NSW Food Authority saw 22 businesses commit 35 food safety offences in three council areas.

For the last 10 years energy prices have gone up by 60 to 90 per cent above inflation.

20,000 Australians are tied to a massive global data breach.

A Fair Work Commission ruling has granted casual workers the right to request permanent employment if they meet the conditions.

Australia’s third largest commercial network is thrown a lifeline.