Kochie goes live to reach regional businesses (Win tickets to an event near you!)
The Kochie’s Business Builders Live series will broadcast live to cinemas across regional and rural Australia, including Tamworth, Wangaratta and Ballarat.
The Kochie’s Business Builders Live series will broadcast live to cinemas across regional and rural Australia, including Tamworth, Wangaratta and Ballarat.
Following a number of viral and successful YouTube parody videos, Theodore Saidden, creator of “Superwog”, decided to take things to the next level and capitalise on his success – by selling t-shirts.
An alcohol filled lunch is still seen as the best way to seal a business dea, according to more than a quarter of respondents in an online survey by Corporate Traveller.
Australian businesses expect a strong December quarter, with Christmas trading to bring the growth many businesses have been waiting for, according to the latest Dun and Bradstreet Business Expectations Survey.
We released some interesting results from the MYOB Business Monitor this week, which revealed that only 35% of Aussie businesses have a website. This figure has surprised some, however it’s consistent with our research over the last few years.
Karin Adcock, the Danish-born entrepreneur who first introduced the popular PANDORA collectible charm bracelet to Australia was named today as the 2010 Telstra New South Wales Business Woman of the Year.
It probably seems a simple and, frankly, dull task. But if you think about how reliant your business is on printed documents and how lost you’d be without a printer, it’s a different story….
Business signatories to the UN Global Compact (UNGC) such as Rio Tinto, KPMG and Pacific Hydro joined UN Director (DPI), Eric Falt and CEO of World Vision, the Rev Tim Costello in endorsing business and industry playing a more inclusive role when it comes to finding solutions for some of the key challenges of our time, at a forum in Melbourne last week.
In the latest Dun and Bradstreet Business Expectations survey finds the confidence of Australia’s executives on the way up, with expectations for five of six key indicators of business strength rising significantly.
Many business owners currently considering selling their businesses have assumed that with the economy strengthening and credit becoming more available, banks will be more willing to lend to their potential buyers.