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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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Mr David McLauchlan CEO of Buddy Platform Ltd photographed in Sydney on Monday 14th May 2017.Photograph by Rick Stevens.

Buddy flicks switch on $US51 million deal

Adelaide energy monitoring company Buddy Platform has struck a $US51 million deal to acquire US lighting group LIFX.

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Maras Group's proposed office development at 12-22 Richmond Rd, Keswick - artist impressions from tectvs

$30m futuristic building planned for busy roadway

A sweeping, glass-clad $30m building specifically designed to look different to the Adelaide “norm” is set to revitalise one of the city’s busiest arterial roads while “blurring the boundaries between work, live and play”.

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11/8/16 Angas Securities - Hundreds of investors will gather to vote on who manages a troubled $220 million investment fund. Andrew Luckhurst-Smith (Angas Securities Executive Chairman) chats to a shareholder. Picture Roger Wyman

Angas to table restructure plans

Investors in an embattled $220 million debenture fund managed by Angas Securities will be offered equity in the business as part of a last ditch effort to avoid the company falling into administration.

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Sydney investor buys historic SA building for $6.3m

After remaining empty for four years, one of the state’s most historic buildings has been bought for more than $6 million by a Sydney investor.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - February 1: Zac Radbone has won a job in London after developing an app to be rolled out by international accounting firm Moore Stephens. Zac at the Moore Stephens Adelaide office on 1 February 2019. (Photo by Heidi Lewis)

High flyer wins dream digital job

After winning over the global head of accounting firm Moore Stephens, Zac Radbone will head to London this week to start a dream job at the firm’s international headquarters.

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29/06/2017: Jason Beddow, from the fund management company Argo, at BHP Competitive Advantage Forum in Sydney on Thursday. Hollie Adams/The Australian

Argo lifts dividend but warns volatility will linger

Argo Investments has raised its interim dividend but warned investors of ongoing market instability as the banking royal commission, housing downturn and upcoming Federal Election continue to play out in the Australian economy.

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The All Ords and Myer showing losses on information boards at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015. Retail sales in the month fell 0.1 per cent, on a seasonally adjusted basis, to $24.31 billion, the ABS said today, with turnover lower than analyst predictions. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Adelaide financial guru stole $4.9m from clients

A former Adelaide financial adviser faces a lengthy jail term after pleading guilty to stealing close to $5 million from clients.

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QST Home advertising feature - Building Works Australia - generic house construction

New push to cut stamp duty

Dire housing forecasts have prompted renewed calls for stamp duty cuts — which the construction industry argues could deliver the State Government a $35 million economic windfall.

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31/01/19 - Director of University of Adelaide Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre, Carolin Plewa and Numu (start-up) founder Carlos Lopez at Thinclab.Picture: Tom Huntley

New start-up pitch as ThincLab goes global

Start-ups eyeing global growth will be offered an opportunity to spend up to a year honing their ventures overseas as part of a new program led by the University of Adelaide.

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Joust Founders Mark Bevan (black shirt) and Richard Hockney (blue shirt) are soon going to expand their service to Melbourne. It allows people to put in their home loan details and banks compete to give them the best deal. Pic. Greg Higgs

Joust secures investment from property start-up

Adelaide fintech start-up Joust plans to rapidly expand into new international markets after securing a major investment from real estate website Houseandland.com.au.

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