Aussies stuck on hold for 96.5m hours in call centre hell
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Big Tech forced into a radical reinvention
The high-flyers are doing what was once unthinkable: slashing staff to boost profits. Even local players are getting in on the act.
Be brave, make money and become a Barefoot Boss
If you want to become a boss like Ava, who made $700 in two months selling flowers at her roadside stall, you can – just follow the steps in the Barefoot Kids summer challenge series.
Taco king expands global empire; more Aussie stores coming
The founder of Aussie taco chain Guzman y Gomez has just opened a new US restaurant as he continues to expand his empire — with more Aussie stores coming. See the full list.
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‘We’re working closely with our Ipswich restaurant and delivery partners to continually improve the offering and we’re happy to see that is producing results’.
Uber Eats takes big bite but it’s integral for business
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‘Disgust’ at explosives factory approval
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Ipswich loses iconic food retailer
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Business’s expansion will keep Ipswich smiling
The building will open next month after an investment of about $2.5 million.
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