Australian businesses hit by the ‘double whammy’ of rising costs and falling demand
Inflation on the rise but retail sales soar despite economic uncertainty: Here’s what’s behind the numbers.
Inflation on the rise but retail sales soar despite economic uncertainty: Here’s what’s behind the numbers.
Concerns for businesses as high inflation persists, government must address with appropriate budget and policy.
To combat the effects of inflation, 38 per cent of businesses have cancelled employee activities like end-of-year parties, according to survey.
A published study examines the financial risks emerging in today’s challenging business environment and provides advice on how to avoid them.
Australia ranks seventh in a recent study that examined incomes from across the world to find where average salaries and wages are the highest. The question is, is it enough?
In a survey by Money.com, 44 per cent of respondents if they are less motivated to accumulate wealth in the present economy.
According to data released by the ABS today, Australia’s CPI movement to 7.3 per cent is the highest annual rate since 1990.
Many shoppers are continuing to prioritise brands that are environmentally and socially responsible, regardless of tightened spending.
According to the latest CreditorWatch Business Risk Index, the risk of default over the next 12 months has grown in all regions across Australia with 5000 or more registered businesses, except for New South Wales’ Lower Hunter and Wyong districts.
In order to reduce the cost of living pressures, businesses are now including inflation in their compensation budgets, according to new independent research.