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Vodafone with BlackBerry today released a range of Shared Business Caps to give Australian businesses more choice in deciding on the right mobile solution for their staff.

Telecommunication giants Optus and Vodafone have thrown their weight behind the new Apple iPhone, confirming they will both carry the phone upon its arrival in Australia on June 26.

The economic figures released this week suggest that the economy is in a better condition than many expected. However, is this outcome really a product of good management or good luck? What has worked in the governments favour is that the Australian dollar traded below the $0.70 USD level for most of the March quarter, […]

A new business concept called Smart Cooking claims to answer the ‘What’s for dinner?” question for health-conscious, time-poor Sydneysiders.

Yes, it’s that easy! The latest Dynamic Business magazine reader survey is now online. By telling us what you think, you’ll be in with a chance of winning a $3,000 hotel voucher from Toga Hospitality to use as you wish. Full details of the prize can be found in the June issue of Dynamic Business, […]

Computer security breaches are costing Australian businesses more than $600 million dollars a year, according to a recent survey by the Institute of Criminology.

The Commonwealth Bank hopes to improve its relationship with SMEs after announcing the relocation of specialised teams of business bankers to select retail branches.

The business sector has been left a little confused by the latest reports from NAB which indicate a jump in business confidence and a slide in job ads.

And I thought us Brits were overly politically correct. It seems you Aussies are a little sensitive when it comes to Gordon Ramsay. I for one am a big fan. Just last week, a few of us on Twitter started places bets on how long it’d be before the media starting going bananas about Gordo’s […]

Apple has unveiled the latest version of its popular iPhone at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco which will be available in Australia later this month.

Generation Y have become the latest casualties of the economic crisis, with credit reporting agency Veda Advantage’s latest figures revealing a large drop in applications for personal credit by Generation Y (those born between 1981 and 1994).

Can’t help myself with this but I need to have a go at all banks today. Here are multi-billion companies, with all the latest technology and smartest people in the world. Yet when it comes to approving a piddly little loan, of say $10,000, for a good customer (with a great credit history and track […]

In the current market, with profits declining for many businesses we are forced to cut costs. One of the largest overheads for any businesses is often the cost of your staff. Where we may have been able to carry mediocre performers in a boom market, we certainly do not have the luxury of settling for […]

The ACCC is set to host a franchising seminar to help businesses understand the Franchising Code of Conduct and the protections it provides to people entering franchise agreements.

The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy are set to hold a number of events coming days to increase awareness about e-security, with ways to help businesses increase their online security.

The barrage of spam being sent out to Commonwealth Bank customers is now infiltrating phones and SMS.

Intel Corporation has introduced four new processors, including a low-power version and a value chipset, to usher in mainstream “ultra-thin” laptops. Intel ultra-low voltage (ULV) processors will enable new sleek consumer laptop designs less than an inch thick, weighing 2-to-5 pounds and at mainstream price points. These processors also consume less power to enable longer […]

In order to help local businesses tackle climate change, the NSW Government has partnered with the University of NSW to hold a new program to teach businesses how they can capitalise on Australia’s new low carbon economy.

Australian workers are still showing their generosity despite tough economic times, according to online employee rewards provider Power2Motivate.

Unemployment will continue to rise, despite figures suggesting Australia has avoided a recession, says federal Finance Minister Lindsay.