‘Money out of dirt’: How a family broke free from lower class
Two brothers who proudly took the reins of a family business hatched to ‘break the cycle of always being lower class’ have humbly taken home a prestigious award.
Small Business
Aussie company goes from broke to $22m
Two brothers were drowning in so much debt they faced losing both their homes and the family business. But then a “desperate” move changed everything.
‘Murderers’: Vegans go troppo at cafe menu
A Sydney business owner was called a “murderer” and “rapist” when she put bacon rolls back on the menu of her previously vegan cafe.
Pizza shop’s help wanted sign goes viral
A restaurant burned by unreliable workers has bluntly advertised what they’re looking for on a sign hung outside their front door.
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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.
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