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Business concern mounts as apprenticeship numbers fall
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
An industry body has expressed its concern over figures from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, which shows a drop in the number of people starting apprenticeships.
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THE NEWS WRAP: Ford closure to impact auto parts sector, “Geelong to get through this”
Thursday, 23 May | By Andrew Sadauskas
Ford’s decision to end production of vehicles in Australia is set to have a major impact on auto parts suppliers and the Geelong region, as well as an indirect impact on other businesses.
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Five key tips to finding your ideal co-founder
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
Finding a co-founder is one of those things that can happen in an instant or it can take months of fruitless searching. However long your search takes, here are five top tips to help you out.
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Pocketbook looks to raise $700k ahead of Dubai pitch competition
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
Personal finance app Pocketbook is hoping to raise up to $700,000 from local and foreign investors before heading to Dubai in September for the chance to win $50,000 at Sibos 2013.
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Business concern mounts as apprenticeship numbers fall
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
An industry body has expressed its concern over figures from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, which shows a drop in the number of people starting apprenticeships.
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THE NEWS WRAP: Ford closure to impact auto parts sector, “Geelong to get through this”
Thursday, 23 May | By Andrew Sadauskas
Ford’s decision to end production of vehicles in Australia is set to have a major impact on auto parts suppliers and the Geelong region, as well as an indirect impact on other businesses.
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Five key tips to finding your ideal co-founder
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
Finding a co-founder is one of those things that can happen in an instant or it can take months of fruitless searching. However long your search takes, here are five top tips to help you out.
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Pocketbook looks to raise $700k ahead of Dubai pitch competition
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle Hammond
Personal finance app Pocketbook is hoping to raise up to $700,000 from local and foreign investors before heading to Dubai in September for the chance to win $50,000 at Sibos 2013.
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Posh nosh? Fasta Pasta strays from new image with food court launch
Thursday, 23 May | By Michelle HammondA marketing expert says rebranded businesses should be wary of reverting to their old image, after South Australia-based pasta franchise Fasta Pasta opened its first food court restaurant despite a recent corporate makeover.
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What kind of office space should I use as I grow my business?
Thursday, 23 May | By Jacqueline LehmannBefore you choose your new office space, it’s important to examine your medium-term business priorities.
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Melbourne gym ordered to stop ‘Superman Workout’ following legal battle with DC Comics
Thursday, 23 May | By Yolanda RedrupIt’s not often a superhero makes an appearance in a Federal Court case, but Warner Brothers has won a legal battle against a Melbourne gym over the rights to the term ‘Superman Workout’.
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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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Small business cashflow under the cosh from bill payment delays
Thursday, 23 May | By Gavin LowerSmall businesses need to consider how they manage their cashflows as surveys show it’s taking longer for them to get paid for their services, says business advisor Gary Green.
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Should you invest in a friend’s start-up? Four tips to avoid disaster
Thursday, 23 May | By Women’s AgendaYour friend is smart, talented, trustworthy and successful (no bias, of course) and they've come up with a brilliant idea for a new business – here are four things you should do before you invest.
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Why it’s sometimes good to be a know-it-all
Thursday, 23 May | By Jason RoseWhile recently conducting some due diligence on a business opportunity, I drew on skills I learnt as an auditor at KPMG. It got me thinking about the ways in which past experiences become valuable when you start a business.
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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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You haven’t driven a Ford… lately
Thursday, 23 May
The only thing less efficient than a V8 Ford Falcon is a big government subsidy. Old Taskmaster explores the implications of the Ford Factory closure in Geelong for your business.
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Small business cashflow under the cosh from bill payment delays
Thursday, 23 May 2013 05:30 |Small businesses need to consider how they manage their cashflows as surveys show it’s taking longer for them to get paid for their services, says business advisor Gary Green.
You haven’t driven a Ford… lately
Thursday, 23 May 2013 04:57 |The only thing less efficient than a V8 Ford Falcon is a big government subsidy. Old Taskmaster explores the implications of the Ford Factory closure in Geelong for your business.
Marketing
Posh nosh? Fasta Pasta strays from new image with food court launch
Thursday, 23 May 2013 05:40 |A marketing expert says rebranded businesses should be wary of reverting to their old image, after South Australia-based pasta franchise Fasta Pasta opened its first food court restaurant despite a recent corporate makeover.
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
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Technology
Add printers to Google Chrome
Thursday, 23 May 2013 06:58 |Did you know you can add printers to Google Chrome – and then access those printers from other devices? The best thing is it’s easier to set up than you might think.
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.
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Pocketbook looks to raise $700k ahead of Dubai pitch competition
Thursday, 23 May 2013 05:50 |Personal finance app Pocketbook is hoping to raise up to $700,000 from local and foreign investors before heading to Dubai in September for the chance to win $50,000 at Sibos 2013.
Small business cashflow under the cosh from bill payment delays
Thursday, 23 May 2013 05:30 |Small businesses need to consider how they manage their cashflows as surveys show it’s taking longer for them to get paid for their services, says business advisor Gary Green.
