Lorna Brett

The All Blacks took out the final of the Rugby World Cup (RWC) last night, but new research from MasterCard shows businesses in New Zealand were the real winners of the tournament.

Consumers will have access to HTC’s Rhyme smartphone from 1 November, which the company says has been designed to complement all aspects of a users day.

The Jamaica Blue franchise has begun rolling out its new-look cafes, which have been designed to better reflect the Caribbean heritage of the brand.

Had a busy week and missed some of the week’s small business news? Don’t stress, because we’ve wrapped up the most important headlines of the week for you.

Does your marketing strategy capture and engage the educated buyers of today?

Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week features Ghazaleh Lyari, the entrepreneur behind Ghermez Cupcakes.

A national product safety program has seen over 95,000 unsafe products recalled or removed from sale in just six months, and 100 retailers issued with warnings.

Muffin Break has teamed up with Channel Nine’s Today Show to give aspiring filmmakers the opportunity to produce their own Muffin Break TV advertisement and win over $35,000 in cash and prizes.

A staggering 85 percent of Australian businesses are at risk of being tainted by bribery and corruption because they don’t have mechanisms in place to prevent it. Do you know how to implement the framework that will protect your business against illegal behaviours?

Entrepreneurs are being invited to pitch their business ideas at Startup Weekend Melbourne, for the chance to win mentoring and a share in a $300 million fund from two venture capital funds on the hunt for Australia’s next top business.