Business Advice

We're more than halfway through 2022, and now is the time to make sure your web design and UX stands out against competitors in the new year.

What is it that convinces customers to part with $6.20 on a coffee each day? As with anything, the cost has to be justified to get that tap of the bank card.

Ian Whitworth's experience with American beer highlights what can happen when you get too close to your product, or put product-obsessives in charge.

Customers are confronted by thousands of decisions a day, so how can you make the process of choosing more straightforward?

If defaming statements are made about your business and you have more than 10 employees, you will need to investigate the option of bringing a claim for injurious falsehood. 

Brookfield’s $1.2 billion sale of the Port of Geelong to a range of superannuation funds has collapsed after the ACCC objected to the deal on competition grounds.

This year has seen high-profile defamation proceedings occur here in Australia and overseas, bringing it into the public spotlight. 

What do we value more: the reputations of the rich and/or powerful, or the social good that comes from a free and willing media? Our current defamation laws vote for the former.

Although skills, training and migration are listed as key topics for the Jobs Summit, the Treasury’s issues paper focuses almost entirely on industrial relations in its discussion of how best to boost wages.

Kahala Brands, the franchisor and owner of the Planet Smoothie brand, has collaborated with the Docklands-based Smoothie Group to expand into Australia.

A sharp division has emerged between the ACCC and Competition Minster Andrew Leigh over the need for action to improve the performance of the Australian economy.

In a boon to small business, new rules outlawing unfair contract terms should be introduced into federal Parliament this year, according to Assistant Minister for Treasury Andrew Leigh.