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Brad Callaughan blogs about what the carbon tax really means for small businesses.
“Talking to businesses, I sense a lot of unease about this new tax and the lack of information out there that allow us to understand and prepare for this new tax…”
Cenk Baban blogs about using MeetUp to connect with like-minded business owners in your area.
“If you’ve ever tried to organise an event, meet like-minded people, or tried to be part of a local group with similar interests, you may have come to realise the current social networks are not that efficient.”
Intense competition between the banks is making it easier to get the best banking deal and loan terms for your business.
Local job opportunities are decreasing despite a booming Asia Pacific (APAC) employment market, which has enjoyed a 23 percent jump in job opportunities over the last year.
In a guest post for Dynamic Business, Symantec’s David Dzienciol takes a look at how businesses can move from talking about cloud technology, to shifting systems into the cloud.
Retailers aren’t counting on joy to save the year, with Christmas sales projected to see only a small growth over last year’s figures.
Many employees feel they’re being let down by their bosses, who the say are failing to prepare them for the future.
Thomas Dureya Consulting founder and 2010 Ernst & Young Young Entrepreneur of the Year Andrew Thomas talks to Dynamic Business about corporate social responsibility, business ethics and positive environmental practices.
New research has found more than a quarter of local bosses are using social networking to screen job candidates.
A meditation expert and former monk has won the ‘Big Break’ competition, taking home $25,000 for creating the winning 30-second television commercial for Muffin Break.
Charles Pludthura blogs about the key role content plays in any successful digital campaign.
“Firstly, you need to be aware that duplicating content can actually be detrimental to search engine performance, so there’s more to content management that just ‘spray and pray’…”
It can be tough going to run your own business, so budding entrepreneurs and SMB owners should look to the success of others for inspiration. Here, Lenovo’s Sara Palmieri looks at what you can learn from the founders and entrepreneurs behind Edible Blooms, Shoes of Prey and Crust Pizza.
As security experts continue to urge SMBs to take the risk of hacking seriously, a password software provider has revealed the 25 most popular, and worst choice, passwords of 2011.
It’s Friday again, which makes it time to catch up on the most important small business news and headlines of the week.
Hamish Anderson offers up some easy ways to lessen the amount of spam your business receives.
“…stopping spam takes more than luck; it takes vigilance, common sense, a team who follow your IT policy and a solution you can depend on.”
Your Friday Entrepreneur this week features the founder of the Crust pizza franchise phenomenon, Costa Anastasiadis.
Dick Johnson Racing (DJR) has launched an initiative to make sponsorship more accessible to small businesses, as many look for new ways to engage with their target audience.
We’re always hearing about how the Australian dollar compares to the US dollar, and its value is vital to many in the business world. But how many of us actually know what drives the Aussie dollar? A Forex expert explains.
The majority of managers believe new work health and safety (WHS) laws due to come into force in January 2012 will have a positive impact on their business, a new survey has found.
The carbon tax is coming, and lawyers are warning that businesses must review their contractual rights and obligations around the passing on of carbon costs so they’re not left with an unacceptable share of the cost burden when the legislation kicks in.
