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77% of Aussie entrepreneurs would do it all again: Report
Wednesday, 22 May | By Michelle Hammond
Almost 80% of Australian entrepreneurs would start up again if given the chance, new research shows, despite almost as many citing lack of access to credit as their main challenge.
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Start-ups to be paid interest on outstanding Government bills: Hockey
Wednesday, 22 May | By Gavin Lower
Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey has announced a future Coalition government will commit to pay small business suppliers on time, or make them pay interest on outstanding bills.
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Corporate Cars to target top end of town via franchising
Wednesday, 22 May | By Michelle Hammond
Luxury car service Corporate Cars Australia says it is confident it can compete with US-based competitor Uber, which recently launched in Australia, after recruiting its first two franchisees.
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Start-ups to be hit by “triple whammy” of increased costs on July 1
Wednesday, 22 May | By Cara Waters
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns small business will be slammed by three cost increases in the new financial year.
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Start-ups to be hit by “triple whammy” of increased costs on July 1
Wednesday, 22 May | By Cara Waters
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns small business will be slammed by three cost increases in the new financial year.
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How to network as an introvert
Wednesday, 22 May | By Rebekah Campbell
Do you ever feel a little shy at business conferences or networking events? Here are five tips to help you come out of your shell and make contacts with confidence.
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THE NEWS WRAP: Seven West announces new CEO as KKR sells its stock
Tuesday, 21 May | By Andrew Sadauskas
Kerry Stokes’ Seven West Media has announced Tim Worner will replace Don Voelte as its chief executive, while private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has announced it is selling its 12% stake in the media giant.
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Health tech start-ups ink global deals as sector heats up
Tuesday, 21 May | By Michelle Hammond
Australian health tech start-ups Pro Medicus and Bluechiip have signed deals with global healthcare giants, highlighting the potential of the blossoming sector.
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Start-ups to be paid interest on outstanding Government bills: Hockey
Wednesday, 22 May | By Gavin LowerShadow treasurer Joe Hockey has announced a future Coalition government will commit to pay small business suppliers on time, or make them pay interest on outstanding bills.
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Why privacy laws are set to get a lot tougher for start-ups
Wednesday, 22 May | By Nina HendyRecent changes to the privacy laws mean businesses can be hit with fines of up to $1.7 million for violations. Here’s a guide to what you must do to comply.
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100-plus start-ups to exhibit at inaugural CeBIT StartUp
Tuesday, 21 May | By Michelle HammondMore than 100 start-ups will descend on Darling Harbour next week to feature at CeBIT StartUp, which will include a three-day exhibition, an investor pitch day and a one-day conference.
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How Facebook helps your business Like its genuine fans
Tuesday, 21 May | By Cas McCulloughIntegrating your social media accounts with your website can be confusing. However, there is a tool that makes integration easy – here’s how to use it.
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77% of Aussie entrepreneurs would do it all again: Report
Wednesday, 22 May | By Michelle HammondAlmost 80% of Australian entrepreneurs would start up again if given the chance, new research shows, despite almost as many citing lack of access to credit as their main challenge.
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Corporate Cars to target top end of town via franchising
Wednesday, 22 May | By Michelle HammondLuxury car service Corporate Cars Australia says it is confident it can compete with US-based competitor Uber, which recently launched in Australia, after recruiting its first two franchisees.
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How to see the bigger picture
Wednesday, 22 May | By Linnet HunterSometimes in business, we can be so caught up in the small details that we fail to see the big picture. However, a lack of vision and perspective can be costly.
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Four ways to identify more business opportunities
Wednesday, 22 May | By Amanda JesnoewskiAre you looking to grow your business? If so, here are four key ways to identify new business opportunities.
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Make your office slightly more paperless
Tuesday, 21 May
In the ‘80s and ‘90s, we were promised a paperless office. Now that the digital revolution has well and truly arrived, it’s time to throw away some paper.
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77% of Aussie entrepreneurs would do it all again: Report
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 06:14 |Almost 80% of Australian entrepreneurs would start up again if given the chance, new research shows, despite almost as many citing lack of access to credit as their main challenge.
How to see the bigger picture
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 03:18 |Sometimes in business, we can be so caught up in the small details that we fail to see the big picture. However, a lack of vision and perspective can be costly.
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YouTube turns eight – Five ways it has helped entrepreneurs
Monday, 20 May 2013 06:11 |With social video site YouTube celebrating its eighth birthday, it’s time to look at five key ways the site can help your business.
Aussie Twitter users motivated by “insider information”, not freebies: Report
Friday, 17 May 2013 01:02 |Nearly half of Australia’s Twitter users follow a business on the social network in order to keep up to date with its products, rather than to receive discounts, according to a new report.
Technology
77% of Aussie entrepreneurs would do it all again: Report
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 06:14 |Almost 80% of Australian entrepreneurs would start up again if given the chance, new research shows, despite almost as many citing lack of access to credit as their main challenge.
Why privacy laws are set to get a lot tougher for start-ups
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 03:18 |Recent changes to the privacy laws mean businesses can be hit with fines of up to $1.7 million for violations. Here’s a guide to what you must do to comply.
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77% of Aussie entrepreneurs would do it all again: Report
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 06:14 |Almost 80% of Australian entrepreneurs would start up again if given the chance, new research shows, despite almost as many citing lack of access to credit as their main challenge.
Start-ups to be paid interest on outstanding Government bills: Hockey
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 06:02 |Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey has announced a future Coalition government will commit to pay small business suppliers on time, or make them pay interest on outstanding bills.
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- Kickfolio flags name change after raising $1.075 million
- Budget re-write: Govt amends papers over NICTA ‘phasing out’
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- A $19.4 billion business lesson: Don’t budget like Wayne Swan
