Courts Lenient On Price-Fixing
Price-fixing offenders are being penalised less today than they were in the last decade, suggesting ambivalence on the government's part, according to a report in today's Australian Financial Review (AFR),...
Price-fixing offenders are being penalised less today than they were in the last decade, suggesting ambivalence on the government's part, according to a report in today's Australian Financial Review (AFR),...
GST investigation has now opened a bag of worms, including the fact retailers here enjoy far higher profits than foreign rivals. The government investigation into retailers GST claims has led...
Most Australian Internet service providers today will introduce a new voluntary code of practice - dubbed the iCode - in a bid to combat the growing problem of "zombied" computers.
Telstra is talking up the benefits of its Next G wireless broadband and mobile services for business users by citing statistics from a study commissioned by the telco in conjunction...
It's bye bye netbooks, hello tabs, says the laptop kings.
Epson has launched the Perfection V500, a scanner which the company claims to have an energy efficient ReadyScan LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology designed for professional photo scanning.
The purchasing patterns of online consumers have been exposed by the Australian Retailers Association as it steps up the fight against lost sales to overseas websites.
Elite by name and elite by nature. Telstra new high-speed mobile Wi-Fi hotspot will be the fastest in the country and will allows users to connect multiple mobile devices on...
ell who is recalling more than four million lithium-ion batteries, the largest PC recall in PC consumer history, have been praised for thier efforts after videos of computers erupting into...
Toshiba looks to have turbo charged the graphics capability of its NB520 Netbook with AMD's new Fusion processors. Now with extended battery life and an HDMI output, how does it...