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White collar contractors have reported increasing levels of psychological and emotion wellbeing as a result of their work, which translates into significant benefits for the businesses that employ them.
Your Friday Entrepreneur Fix this week features Kikki.K Founder Kristina Karlsson, who’s celebrating her business’ 10th birthday this month and took Dynamic Business through a look back at the lessons she’s learned during the course of her entrepreneurial journey.
What technology do you use when you travel, and how do you choose the tech you buy? Answer these simple questions and you could go in the running to win over $2000 in prizes.
The Australian dollar has slipped below parity overnight, falling close to its lowest level since March this year.
For years, business owners have been able to log onto their online banking service to check their cash position, any time of the day or night. But how complete is the information you see on your screen?
April5 has welcomed two new staff members to its team, and promoted another, after having won the marketing accounts for Stockland Balgowlah and Nature’s Care.
Having a strategic plan in place is critical to the success of your business, and yet the majority of business owners haven’t implemented a plan and don’t think they need one.
Dynamic Business magazine Editor and Publisher Jen Bishop will host an upcoming Small Business September seminar featuring three young entrepreneurs, who’d built successful businesses before reaching the age of 30.
OurDeal has launched its first smartphone app, which is available for free download by iPhone and iPod touch users.
The Australian Cafe2U franchise has signed its first American franchisee, with Katie Luelling to begin operations in Bend, Oregon.
Google has put together a list of 10 apps all business owners should be using, to ensure they get the most out of their smartphones.
The largest online design market in the world has launched locally, with 99designs.com.au kicking off its Australian operation today.
Foster’s, one of Australia’s most iconic beer brands, has been sold to Anglo-South African brewery giant SABMiller, in a deal worth $12.3 billion.
Up and coming businesswomen are continuing to challenge the boardroom power structure and a program from the Australian Businesswomen’s Network helping them to do so has received high acclaim at this year’s City of Sydney Business Awards.
The internet TV advertising industry will grow 476 percent in five years thanks to the increasing popularity of online video streaming, delivering businesses fresh opportunities to reach new audience demographics.
Julian Smith blogs about the benefits of employing “volunteers” in your business.
“Employees become volunteers once they are inspired, motivated and truly believe in the organization they work for. They are passionate brand advocates. Their positive interactions with customers reinforce your company’s image.”
The Sydney Dance Company is inviting business owners and corporates to dine for a cause at ‘An Arts Table for 1000’, with proceeds going towards funding its 2012 touring program.
The Poolwerx franchise has dipped its toes into the world of e-tailing, launching a hybrid ‘bricks and clicks’ online store that will enable its franchise partners to get to know clients in their area.
Renovations at the former Sega World site at Sydney’s Darling Harbour are finally complete and the new complex is ready for use by the community, after undergoing a three and a half year transformation.
With bullying and harassment in the workplace estimated to cost the economy up to $36 billion a year in lost productivity, there’s no doubt that the cost of such workplace issues, both legally and financially, are a lot for Australian organisations to handle.
