Adeline Teoh

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Adeline Teoh is a journalist with more than a decade of publishing experience in the fields of business, education, travel, health, and project management. She has specialised in business since 2003.

Cashflow

Cooking up cash flow success

Adeline Teoh - December 10, 2012 1

When Spotted Cow Cookies started, baking cookies was a part-time job for founder Tahnee Walters, but as the calf grew into a cow it needed more money to become a viable business. Here's the story of how a growing business milked its own sales for cash.

Growth | Import | Export

Technology: Giving Aussie exporters a competitive edge

Adeline Teoh - July 30, 2012 0

Australia likes to think of itself as the food bowl of Asia—or even the world—but there's so much more to our food industry than container loads of wheat. Technology is giving Australian businesses the edge when it comes to exporting.

Growing

Exporting to an existing market? Tips for success

Adeline Teoh - July 17, 2012 0

Selling the proverbial tea to China sounds like a marketing dream, but what are some of the realities of competing in a product's country of origin? Here's how to avoid a bloodbath when exporting in a red ocean market.

Growth | Import | Export

Culture clash: How exporters can manage gender expectations

Adeline Teoh - May 22, 2012 1

They say it's a man's world, but more and more women are participating in international business. How should exporters field their female talent when culture and gender expectations clash?

Entrepreneur

The Newcastle nappy business gone global

Adeline Teoh - April 10, 2012 0

When a niche nappy business from Newcastle took out one of export's best-regarded awards, little did we know that the toilet habits of tots worldwide was such big business.

Advice

Avoid business icebergs: Do your due diligence

Adeline Teoh - April 5, 2012 0

What you see on the surface is not always what you get, especially when it comes to other businesses. Here's why doing your due diligence is an important step in a business relationship.

News

COSBOA fears for small business owners’ health

Adeline Teoh - December 23, 2011 0

The Council of Small Business of Australia (COSBOA) has expressed concern about the health of small business owners Australia-wide following a recent survey by Telstra Business that found more than half will be spending the holidays doing work.

News

False holidays for half of small business

Adeline Teoh - December 21, 2011 1

Almost three in five Australian small business owners (55 percent) will work during the Christmas/New Year holiday break and more than one in three (36 percent) will not take any time off.

News

Unemployment rate still at historic lows

Adeline Teoh - December 19, 2011 0

Unemployment has continued to rise, but at a slow pace favoured over a sharp jump, according to economists. The slight rise in the month of November to 5.3 percent reflected a weakening global economy and softening hiring intentions.

News

Four in five small businesses optimistic for 2012

Adeline Teoh - December 19, 2011 0

A survey conducted by financial software Reckon has found that 66 percent of small businesses have reported either increased (41%) or stable (25%) revenue this year and more than 80 percent of business expect to have positive or stable revenue in 2012.

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