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Why Pamela Jabbour made 26,000 cold calls to start her business, Total Image Group

Pamela Jabbour made 100 cold calls a day to potential clients for 12 months before landing a sale. Here's what she learnt.

Zuckerberg’s metaverse, China’s EV export strategy, and the ‘Amazonification’ of space

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Myanmar’s military and foreign investors, Dropbox drops ‘offices’, and happiness lessons across cultures

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Zero-proof concept: How Altina Drinks made its own market

Christina Delay and Alan Tse share the Altina Drinks story, and offer lessons in profit-for-purpose.

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Sensors, rockets, and quantum tech: Four companies share $14 million in space manufacturing government grants

Q-CTRL, Romar Engineering, Titomic, and SPEE3D will use the grant funding to scale for both the domestic and international markets.

Singapore’s Silicon Valley of food, Chile’s hydrogen strategy, and the return of live-streamed shopping

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Review, reflect, reset: How to plan for the new financial year

By investing more time up front now in planning, you can avoid higher costs and missed targets later.

Free pizza as a workplace revolution substitute, the US retail worker exodus, and a boom for Black-owned businesses

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Bitcoin ‘used for financial crimes’ and should be replaced by central bank digital currencies: Report

The Bank for International Settlements argues the currencies would combine digital efficiencies with the trust of central banks.

More than 100 Aussie retailers offer up discounts for First Responders Day

Over 100 retailers are participating in First Responders Day, offering discounts to medical, military, police, and firefighting personnel.

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Restrictions return to Sydney as NSW records 16 new COVID-19 cases

As NSW records 16 new cases of COVID-19 overnight, the state government is introducing new restrictions from 4pm today.

John McAfee’s obituary, the ex-con hiring manufacturer with a low turnover, and the internet’s total energy use

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