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One of the questions that we are asked often by our clients is whether we would recommend engaging a celebrity to endorse their product. Our answer is always the same – do not hire a celebrity to boost your PR campaign as journalists will not write about something just because someone famous is plugging it. […]
Super fund are continuing to gain ground, recording the sixth consecutive month of growth since February, new research has revealed.
Skilled job vacancies jumped up by 1.2 percent in September compared to the previous month, new data shows.
Electronic payment powerhouse Ezidebit is keeping the cash flowing for businesses in the tight economy, and now EziDebit CEO Charlie Holland is urging businesses to take a closer look at their own finances.
Australian small and medium businesses have moved on from the financial crisis and are now concerned about finding suitable staff, a new survey has revealed.
Thinking about ‘friending’ your boss on Facebook? Think again! A new survey to come out of the US has revealed that many employers are uncomfortable about being ‘friended’ by their staff on Facebook.
The dust storm is giving some Sydney businesses a ‘security headache’, as employees opt to work from home, according to RSA, The Security Division of EMC.
The ACCC is set to clamp down on websites targeting consumers with misleading or fraudulent claims with a coordinated international internet sweep.
Dell Australia and EXCOM Education, today announced Melbourne software development company QSR International as the national winner of the 2009 Dell Small Business Excellence Award.
Only one in five Australians would support Kevin Rudd’s threat to call an early election if the Coalition blocks The Federal Government’s controversial emissions trading scheme in the Senate, the latest Newspoll, published in The Australian on Tuesday, has found.
J.P Morgan is set to host the 10th staging of the J.P Morgan Corporate Challenge, one of the world’s largest road racing series.
I’ve had some fun customer experiences and some difficult ones, but none as complex or contentious as being the agency chosen – 5 weeks before launch date – to engage in the Jesus. All About Life campaign.
Blackberry has today launched a new Australian shopping application exclusively for Blackberry Smartphone users.
Australian bosses are stifling creativing in the workplace according to a new study.
The Australian Institute is calling for the unemployment benefit to be lifted to help boost the economy.
Yesterday afternoon 25 entrepreneurs gathered together to attend Canberra’s first StartupCamp, where they formed five teams to create a complete online business in just 48 hours.
Brisbane-based IT strategist Brad Greene has launched a new online portal for businesses that is set to revolutionise the way we find services and solutions on the web.
Troy Thompson, the hairdresser of hit makeover show 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, shared with Dynamic Business magazine his amazing journey and career highlights in the September issue; now he has announced a dramatic plan to raise money for cancer and give women around the country the makeover they deserve.
Retailers have welcomed the agreement between Coles, Woolworths and the ACCC, which will see restrictive provisions in supermarket leasing agreements phased out.
Labor admits to Telstra bungle FINANCE Minister Lindsay Tanner has admitted that Labor contributed to the lack of competition in the Australian telecommunications market by allowing Telstra to get into subscription television. The admission comes after Communications Minister Stephen Conroy last week unveiled a plan to separate Telstra’s retail and wholesale arms, and to deny […]
