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Giuseppe (Joe) Tauriello joined The Advertiser’s business team in 2011, covering a range of sectors including commercial property, construction, retail, technology, professional services, resources and energy. Joe is a chartered accountant, having previously worked in finance.

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Salisbury Council and Rivergum Homes' Jewel Living project. Picture supplied.

Jobs lost at major SA home builder

The state’s building industry woes are continuing with another major home builder forced to shed jobs from its local workforce.

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Ignoring AI at your peril

UniSA’s Professor Andrew Beer says the rise of artificial intelligence represents a major shake-up for boardrooms, presenting a myriad of opportunities and risks for directors.

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South Australia is poised to become one of the world's space industry capitals. Picture: iStock

New frontier for SA businesses

The state’s chief entrepreneur is urging the local business community to tap into opportunities that will flow from the state’s burgeoning space industry.

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Benjamin Chong from Right Click Capital at Moonshine Labs, Grenfell Street. Picture: Tricia Watkinson

Time for lift-off for Aussie space sector

OPINION: Venture capitalist Benjamin Chong says investment banks and venture capital firms are paying close attention to start-ups operating in the state and country’s burgeoning space industry.

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The Kincraig Hotel in Naracoorte , which is owned by Port Adelaide footballers Ollie Wines and Angus Monfries , has closed its doors . Picture: Facebook

Lights out for Power pair’s country pub

A regional pub part-owned by Port Adelaide co-captain Ollie Wines and the club’s former forward Angus Monfries has closed its doors after falling into administration.

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23/7/2015 Bruno Marveggio is behind a proposal to build a 12-storey hotel/apartment/retail block on Adelphi Tce, Glenelg North pic today is bruno at the Patawilunga on Adelphi Terrace at Glenelg North ....PHOTO DAVE CRONIN

Former Adelaide United owner goes bankrupt

Former Adelaide United owner Bruno Marveggio has declared himself bankrupt after creditors rejected a last-ditch repayment proposal.

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Big Image Australia is a company that provides large-scale printing services for sign companies - printing for major events including the Tour Down Under and Superloop 500 have moved to new bigger premises. Big Image Australia Directors Carlo Capogreco with son Deon and the Fuji Uvistar Pro8 5 metre UV printer. Picture: Tricia Watkinson.

SA printer sees the big picture

Commercial printing company Big Image Australia has unveiled its new premises at Hindmarsh after a period of major investment in new technologies.

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Philippines National Economic and Development Authority director Florante Igtiben, right, and Philippines Department of Trade and Industry assistant director Agnes Perpetua Legaspi, left

Carnegie Mellon helps to bridge skills gap in the Phillipines

A group of 15 Filipino nationals have commenced a business intelligence and data analytics course in Adelaide, aimed at bridging a skills gap in the Philippines public sector.

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Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Dr Philip Lowe, addresses the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, at NSW State Parliament in Sydney in Sydney, Friday, February, 22, 2019. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

How the RBA rate decision impacts you

All eyes will be on the Reserve Bank on Tuesday, when it decides whether an interest-rate cut is needed to re-energise the national economy — but how will affect South Australians? It depends on who you are.

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30.4.2019.Investors in Angas Securities meeting at Convention Centre to vote on the latest changes to a repayment deal which would leave them $42 million out of pocket. The alternative is the company falling into administration, which would be even worse.Investors:Andrew Tilley, 70, Brownhill Creek and Chris Madsen, 81, Semaphore. PIC TAIT SCHMAAL.

Angas investors accept $42m hit

Investors in Angas Securities’ embattled $220 million debenture fund have agreed to take a $42 million hit in order to avoid the Adelaide investment firm being placed into receivership.

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