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New study shows that half of all Australian businesses will look offshore for suppliers and customers as the cost of doing business grows.

ACCC urges businesses to amend contracts before Nov 9.

Despite facing persistent challenges, the August results paint a more optimistic picture for SMEs, with growing confidence and a brighter outlook compared to earlier this year.

Data shows 25% of SMEs fear irreversible damage from privacy breaches, inspired by cases like Medibank, Optus, and Telstra, with an additional 25% uncertain about Privacy Act obligations.

NAB’s recent research reveals key insights into Australia’s labor market shifts.

New data reveals Smart50’s 2022 award winners generated $690,552,293 in revenue and created 1,000 new jobs.

According to SEEK data, job ads fell, but seeker engagement soared in August.

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Australia’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy launch represents a pivotal move in fortifying economic relations with the dynamic Southeast Asian region.

COSBOA has rejected the federal government’s proposed industrial relations reforms.

Despite 96% of Australian generative AI users experiencing notable benefits, 57% trust AI to provide rapid results for their review and modification.

The RBA has kept cash rates at 4.10% and Exchange Settlement balances at 4.00%.

RCL opens program to help Queensland women get their ideas to market

With certain private health insurance premiums rising from September 1st, Kate Browne, Head of Research at Compare Club, explains the value of loyalty.

New CreditorWatch paper addresses ways commercial lenders can use unique data to lend with greater confidence.

OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Enterprise, an advanced AI chatbot for businesses.

The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals a 4.9% year-on-year rise in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July 2023.

June 2023 Index reveals SMEs hit by underemployment as monthly hours drop.

Employment law expert on how to tackle most concern legal concerns.

Australian retail turnover rose 0.5 per cent in July, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.