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As Australian businesses face a new normal understanding insolvency and debt options is more important than ever.

Third-party payment networks are required to send users Form 1099-K for transactions made by mail or electronically beginning January 1, 2022.

Hong Kongs’ Cathay Pacific Airfreight shutdowns due to ongoing pandemic restrictions. What does this represent for exporters?

As the holiday season comes to an end and some of the pressure on Australian retail workers subsides, new research by the University of Sydney (USYD) and the Australian National University (ANU) reveals the massive toll of the pandemic on these workers. The report, titled Pandemic Pressures: Job Security and Customer Relations for Retail Workers, […]

In the absence of a regulation, what can SMEs do to get a better deal on merchant fees?

Dynamic Business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

Australia’s crumbling testing protocols need to be overhauled to help businesses and the economy rebound from the Pandemic. 

In 2021 Australia’s export ecosystem significantly shifted, leading to surprising result.

Reintegrating older skilled workers into the labour force will be crucial to Australia’s economic recovery amid new Omicron uncertainty.

Australia’s regional news services will be the focus of a new Parliamentary inquiry into how local media outlets are faring in the digital age. 

A survey found that over 70 per cent of Australian SMEs expect trading conditions to be favourable in the next three to six months.

Dynamic Business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

With job listings at a record high and the labour market tightening by the day, there is still cause for economic optimism in 2022. 

Xero’s November Small Business Index shows SMEs have beat the lockdown blues as sales boom.

In October, the government announced a task force to assess the impact of bank branch closures in regional communities.

A new trends report finds the following sectors to grow throughout FY22

As the country faces simultaneous reports of labour shortages, job shortages and inflationary pressure, what will wages look like in 2022? 

The department of home affairs previously decided to extend industry labour agreements to the dairy, fishery, meat, and pork industries. 

Other parts of the world, including the UK, Singapore, and several countries in Europe, are funding these tests.

The annual NFF Roadmap Report Card reveals Australian agricultural is on its way to being Australia’s next $100 billion industry.