American Express
American Express ordered to fix security gaps after customer was spied on
After a four-year battle, a customer who blew the whistle has been vindicated, but the full details of the case remain secret.
- Harriet Alexander and Julie Lewis
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Far-reaching gag order means we will never know how bad security is at AMEX
The privacy commissioner formed a preliminary opinion that American Express was not protecting its customers from insider threats to their security. Then the credit card company’s lawyers got to work.
- Harriet Alexander and Julie Lewis
Epstein’s Black Amex: How he secretly moved women around with invite-only credit cards
For years, the disgraced financier’s office relied on American Express to arrange trips not just for him, but for dozens of women – often aimed at helping them obtain visas, public files show.
- Max Abelson, Peter Guest and Jeff Kao
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- Small business
A better scent: The small business cleaning up our home and beauty products
Belinda Everingham’s game-changing business idea was born out of necessity.
- Katie Cunningham
Tech Council boss says bye-bye after Byron Bay WFH experiment
Damian Kassabgi hoped to run the lobby group from the northern NSW locale, but lasted only 16 months.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Charlotte Grieve
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- Small business
Shopping small delivers big rewards
Sydney’s eclectic spread of small businesses offer everything from great events to super shopping and culinary experiences. We’ve wrapped up a few of our favourite local spots to enjoy across Sydney.
- Alexandra Cain
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- Workplace
The family-run butchery that understands the simple secrets to success
Joshua Horwitz has a refreshingly honest perspective on what it takes to be successful in business.
- Katie Cunningham
The barbershop that’s cutting hair – not corners
Some barber shops get customers in and out as quickly as possible. A speedy cut with the clippers, a dust off the shoulder, and you’re on your way. But not Tate & Lyle.
- Katie Cunningham
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- Workplace
A reason to smile: one dentist’s approach to managing cash flow
In his decade working as a dentist, Dr Corbin Barry has been given a front row seat to some of the “leaky holes in the boat that come with the profession”.
- Katie Cunningham
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- Banking & finance
The flying medics providing a lifeline for Australians in need
With overseas travel comes the unfortunate reality that some will require urgent medical care away from home.