Mobile carrier also forced to develop comprehensive training programs
Virgin Mobile has been fined $22,000 and forced to extensively retrain staff after allegedly spamming customers who had opted out of getting marketing messages.
Company hires two new executives and increases its R&D investment
Business software vendor, MYOB has appointed Dominic O’Hanlon as Chief Strategy Officer and Simon Raik-Allen as Chief Technology Officer.
ACMA places enforceable agreement on company for breaches of the Spam Act (2003)
Accounting software giant, MYOB, has been found guilty of spamming Australians without their consent by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
MYOB was de-listed from the ASX as it awaits the takeover by Manhattan Software
Business software provider, MYOB (ASX: MYO), will be removed from the official list of ASX companies, following the issue of compulsory acquisition by Manhattan Software.
Software company says it will commence compulsory acquisition of remaining MYOB shares shortly
Manhattan Software has secured over 90 per cent of shares in ASX-listed software vendor, MYOB (ASX: MYO).
Agreement reached for restructuring of initially rejected takeover offer from Manhattan Software
MYOB has done an about face and agreed with Manhattan Software on a basis for the restructuring of the suitor’s takeover offer for all outstanding shares in MYOB.
Board says it is in talks with a number of other suitors that may result in a more lucrative offer
MYOB (ASX: MYO) has recommended its shareholders reject the conditional takeover offer from Manhattan Software Bidco.
Streamlining of business operations announced as MYOB shareholders urged to take no action on Manhattan takeover bid
MYOB has announced an exit from mainland China and a restructuring of its US distribution as the final stage of a move to refocus its leadership positions in South-East Asia.
MYOB labels $1.15 cash per share bid “opportunistic” and urges shareholders to take no immediate action
Manhattan Software, jointly owned by local private equity firm, Archer Capital, and global investment firm, HarbourVest Partners, announced its intention to acquire all outstanding MYOB shares on October 30 at $1.15 cash per share.
