‘I’m done’: Megan Gale reveals heartache
Australian businesswoman and model Megan Gale has opened up about her year from hell after her business collapsed and her brother died tragically.
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How cost of living woes will hit Christmas
Rising inflation and cost of living pressures are expected to hit hard this Christmas but retailers are still “cautiously optimistic”.
Aussie butcher open 24/7 with no staff
An Australian butcher is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without any staff. Here is how they do it.
Not again: Coles brings back buying limits
In an act reminiscent of Covid restrictions, the supermarket giant is addressing a national shortage by re-introducing buying limits.
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The heart and sole of businesses
ONE person, one idea. The overwhelming majority of Australia’s two million-plus small businesses are solo concerns.
How a bet led to a six-figure business
HE WAS slaving away in a sales job until Destin Sparks made a bet with a co-worker. It led him to start his own company where he now pulls six-figures a year.
Gen Y generating big bucks
YOUNG Australians are increasingly driving the economy, with a report showing a huge rise in businesses run by gen Y.
Premier flags penalty rate changes
SMALL business could get access to the same employment conditions as larger companies to establish fairer penalty rates.
Many missing out on minimising tax bills
MOST small to medium businesses fail to exploit all of the strategies available to them to minimise their tax, according to a survey released by the Commonwealth Bank.
Ross Greenwood: Turning someone else’s failure into your success
You buy damaged goods and you know the risks. The price might be cheap, there’s rarely a warranty and you have to inspect the items carefully. The same logic applies to buying a businesses from the scrap heap.
What’s helping Gen Y succeed?
BUSINESSES are being sold and young entrepreneurs are snapping up great opportunities thanks to a big shift in small business.
Apple ‘swiped our name and idea’
WHEN you’re the world’s biggest tech giant, you don’t let something as little as an existing Aussie start-up spoil your product launch.
Ross Greenwood: Crowd sourcing your way to business capital
The greatest barrier for most emerging business is the quest for capital. Banks generally won’t touch you unless you have established cash flow or a house that you can borrow against.
Ross Greenwood: TAFE not just a school for apprentices
In just three weeks time the State Budget is handed down. And though many businesses are unaware of it, they should be watching and waiting to see if there are cuts to one of their valuable assets.
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