Multinational tech vendors in Australia take note. Tax avoidance on local business is once again under the spotlight with the Panama Papers revelation. Today we have a couple of articles which focus on this important issue.

Australian technology company, Nuix, says it has supplied document processing and investigation technology that was essential to the Panama Papers data leak investigation conducted by German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).

Macquarie Telecom says the so called Panama Papers leak showed global tax avoidance was a cancer that had to be tackled with every tool available to governments.

When your name is Donald Trump and you happen to have a string of luxury towers, hotels, businesses and a presidential candidacy with your name on it - it is no surprise that cybercriminals, hell especially those with a democrat bent, will have their sights set on you.

Australia's first all-in-one multi-currency payment system, PinPayments, has partnered with international payment businesses, OFX, in a move which they say will streamline merchant banking for Australian business owners.

Global network solutions provider Brocade has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ruckus Wireless in a cash and stock transaction.

ICT services company NEC Australia has announced a new leadership team to be led by Mike Barber, a member of the NEC Australia board and former executive director of IT Solutions and Services.

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Have a great day!

Stan Beer, Editor in Chief, iTWire

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