BUSINESS

Chocolate café Max Brenner Australia has gone into voluntary administration.

Pacton will effectively acquire Arrow’s remaining 49 percent interest, with the consideration of US$1 million (AU$1.39 million) cash and two million in common shares.

He agreed to step down as chairman of Tesla and pay a US$20 million (AU$27.73 million) fine on Saturday.

Retail sector casuals will see their Saturday pay increase to 150 percent over the next three years.

Telstra has returned $9.3 million to 72,000 customers who were billed without their knowledge or consent under its Premium Direct Billing (PDB) third-party billing service.

Woolworths has allegedly been selling expiring breastfeeding vitamins.

Fitness First Australia has paid a fine of $12,000 for allegedly breaching the excessive payment surcharge provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.

The company will be rolling out a few features that will make contacting emergency operators easier and faster in the coming weeks.

The acquisition is the latest in the soft drink giant’s move to deliver healthier products.

Woolworths and Coles have announced a temporary milk levy to help farmers affected by drought.

In a tit-for-tat measure, the Asian giant will impose US$60 billion (AU$83.25 billion) of tariffs on US goods.

Packed strawberries sold in Woolworths have been recalled after sewing needles were found in them.

Meanwhile, Nike’s sales jumped by 31 percent despite threats of boycott.

Trouble-ridden Theranos Inc is closing down, according to a new report.

Uber users who have low ratings may find their accounts deactivated soon.

Capilano Honey is being accused of manufacturing fake honey through its Allowrie brand Mixed Blossom Honey.

Online booking site Trivago N.V. has been sued for allegedly misleading hotel pricing representations.

The Australian Federal Government has banned Huawei and ZTE from taking part in the 5G mobile infrastructure rollout.

The fake banknotes are “quite distinctive” from the authentic ones.

The Berlin-based online food delivery service will stop operating this month amid accusations of sham contracting and staff underpayment.

Single-use plastic bags are still banned from its stores, but it will now offer reusable plastic bags for free.

The Federal Court has fined Meriton Property Services $3 million for breaching the Australian Consumer Law.

More than 300,000 people apparently signed a petition and confronted chief executive Satya Nadella on Thursday.

It was that “secretive Germany company” Aldi’s fault that Dick Smith Foods has to close down.

Nine Entertainment and Fairfax Media Limited have announced their plans to merge into one company simply called Nine.

The mothers in the Dutch experiment were also taking Sildenafil, a drug sold as Viagra.

The US president’s daughter has cited her job in the White House as the reason for the brand’s shutdown.

Its “Coles Little Shop” giveaway is made of tiny replicas of grocery popular grocery products mostly made of plastic.