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Business customers are less satisfied with their banks than personal customers, the latest Roy Morgan Business Single Source survey revealing a further drop in the satisfaction level during the month of March.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has fined NIB Health Funds $10,200 for misleading advertising about the waiting period for “Extras” cover.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.0 per cent, a record low that comes one week away from this year’s delivery of the Federal Budget.
The use of counterfeit money in Australia may not be too prevalent, but the potential costs can nevertheless affect both business and the general public.
As it opens up its new Internet.org platform to developers, social media giant Facebook is coming under fire with claims it is compromising the components of net neutrality.
General business conditions were down for third quarter in a row, while businesses’ outlooks for their own conditions dropped for the fifth consecutive quarter.
Australian Government-led reforms to the energy sector are expected to provide businesses and households with cheaper electricity bills, with price determinations to provide a guide on charges.
Companies are struggling to engage their workers, a major factor being cited for the 28 per cent of local employees eyeing a change of workplace in the next two years. Another 25 per cent said they are considering a move on in the next 3-5 years.
The infrastructure that holds the internet provides access to about 3 Billion users. So it’s absurd that, when it comes to website hits, billions of humans are beaten by another, larger, community.
Despite the rise of all things internet, it appears the simple catalogue still holds a lot of weight when it comes to public opinion.
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) has called for the Senate Inquiry into Temporary Work Visas to slow the growth rate of the overseas temporary work program.
Believe it, Microsoft’s augmented reality tech is on its way, and they’re tying it with Windows 10 to boot.
The South Australian arm of electricity retail giant AGL has been penalised over $1 million for misleading customers on the discounts they would receive under the company’s energy plans.
As per usual, Google has snuck in a few other changes. In this case, it has made multiple changes to the way Google Maps search results appear.
92 per cent of Australians aged 14 and over consider the nursing profession to be the most ethical and honest of professions, while those in the business of selling cars remain the least trusted.
While Australian SME exporters continue to win contracts against global competitors, many find it difficult to access the finance they need to secure these opportunities.
The Abbott Government has today released a draft legislation put forward to further protect small businesses from unfair contract terms.
Social media giant Facebook has introduced video calling into their Messenger service, allowing users to make video calls from mobile phone to mobile phone.
Company Directors should be fined and/or imprisoned for up to 20 years as a result of workplace death, according to a new call to action from the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
Popular discount coupon website Spreets has been fined $600,000 after the Federal Court found the company guilty of making false or misleading representations to consumers.
