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A criminal asked to design anti-money laundering laws would probably keep our current ones

  • Written by Ronald F Pol, Senior researcher NZ, La Trobe University

Money laundering rarely gets as literal as the case in Thailand last week, where police raided homes of a ring suspected of laundering a billion baht (about A$48 million) of drug proceeds and found millions stashed in a washing machine.

Stories about money laundering, and efforts to prevent it, are rife.

In just the past week there were reports...

Global talent: Unlocking the potential of the ‘Everywhere Workforce’

We’ve reached a defining moment in the future of work. Shifts in business demands, evolving employee expectations and the acceleration of tech inn...

Mark Bouris’ Top Tips for Effective Networking

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Retailers combat post-Christmas debt and boost revenue amid changing customer behaviours

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When Will Infrastructure Companies See Gains from Generative AI?

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DLPA partners with Crestcom to bring its leadership training solutions

Dynamic Leadership Programs Australia (DLPA), a leading provider of leadership training and workforce strategy solutions, has joined forces with r...

Infosys and Tennis Australia Create New Generative AI Innovations at the Australian Open 2025

Infosys (NSE, BSE, NYSE: INFY), a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting, in partnership with Tennis Australia, has unv...

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