Time to take a punt on SA
WHEN I arrived in Adelaide from Perth 18 years ago, the stain of the failed State Bank was on everyone’s lips even though it had occurred nearly a decade before.
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McClurg buys into Kojo rise
ADELAIDE creative agency Kojo will tap into global relationships and additional capital for growth as a result of a new equity investment.
Small business loans growth boosts BankSA profit
GROWTH across home and business lending helped BankSA record a $229 million net profit after tax for the year ended September 30, a slight improvement on the previous 12-month performance.
Hidden SA gem failing to find the spotlight
SOUTH Australia’s creative industry is a hidden gem, but struggling to fulfil its potential due to the loss of major contracts and the lack of awareness about the breadth of talent within the myriad small companies that make up the sector, according to experts.
Time ripe for SA businesses to flourish
FOR the first time in more than five years, South Australian businesses have outpaced their state counterparts in future confidence, setting the scene for businesses to thrive, a new quarterly survey shows.
State tops in confidence nationally
FOR the first time in more than five years, South Australian business owners and operators are more confident about their future than our interstate counterparts.
SA conditions catch up with confidence
IT has taken a while, but business conditions in South Australia are finally catching up with our improving confidence.
SA start-up sold to US company
ADELAIDE technology firms continue to attract global interest with SA entrepreneur Michael Phillips’ online tech-start-up, SalesWolf.io, being recently acquired by a US consulting firm.
New face of SA small business
NIKKI Govan was eight when her parents bought a family business which involved, among other things, shadecloth cutting, sewing and supplying to the gardening industry.
Business Buddy program to help SA operators
THREE SA advisory firms have joined forces to offer select small businesses six months of free professional help in the wake of several prominent closures in Adelaide.
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