Brash's given the space to die with dignity

Article Abstract:

The voluntary administration introduced in 1993 allowed the music retailer Brashs to settle its financial difficulties while continuing operations. While the company could not survive, the issue of title retention and the outstanding gift vouchers were settled by Lindsay Maxsted. Maxsted was the administrator from KPMG. Creditors of the company will get 22 Australian cents to a dollar.

Analysis, Finance, Financial management, Brashs

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Big browsers warned to pre-empt privacy laws

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the implications of privacy laws for firms operating in the field of online services and the need for such firms to take customer privacy seriously are discussed.

Safety and security measures, Laws, regulations and rules, Internet, Internet security, Data security

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As a rule, franchising is tough and expensive

Article Abstract:

The franchising code of conduct in Australia has received support, although some aspects have received complaints.

Franchises

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