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We just wrapped up our Kickstart Your Business Grant that received over 300 applications. The applications were a good indicator to how businesses were structured to grow by sourcing funding.
Imagine being your own boss, managing your virtual team while doing project collaboration even at the comfort of your own home.
As an Australian girl in Nepal for the first time eight years ago, Stephanie Woollard experienced the full gamut of emotions.
The battle of OzEmite and AussieMite continues, with the news that Dick Smith has now appealed the February decision by the Registrar of Trade Marks.
Businesses beware: from April 8th, Microsoft will be ending support for its flagship Windows XP and Office 2003 products.
Websites and social media are top SME marketing priorities, while PR and SEO come last.
Social media, while serving many opportunities to create customer engagement, can be problematic for businesses if used by frustrated consumers to vent about a poor experience to their friends.
When your business starts out, it’s all hands on deck – time and money are in short supply and people get things done, any way they can.
The G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance Summit is being held in Sydney on 18-22 July, and applications to attend are closing soon.
Selecting the right hardware for your network can be difficult, especially since investment in quality technology can be expensive.
There is at least one sector of the small business economy which is booming.
If you are considering upgrading or changing your system it may be worth waiting to see what becomes available.
Visiting Sydney from Amsterdam, co-founder Eduard Zanen tells me in his pragmatic Dutch accent that Bugaboo is a stroller company, and they make strollers.
The big question is, how much should you spend and where will it take you?
The core debate has been about the importance of getting more women into business and the ways in which companies can help promote and achieve this.
A scam that promises naked videos of users’ Facebook friends has already hit more than 2,000 people, including many from Australia.
Queensland’s ilab technology incubator launched its latest batch of entrepreneurs at a graduation event at the University of Queensland last night.
One of the most common issues faced by small businesses is keeping control of the businesses finances and ensuring that the business continues to be profitable.
Australians are working harder than ever before with longer hours and increasing demands on their time, however there are fewer people at their desks. Where is everybody?
A breakdown of the way people use social media reveals many useful trends for business – but front and centre is the fact that women are the primary users.
