SBS’s South Korean chef sensation Jong-won Paik wants to open 10 stores in Australia
The business that serves up fermented Korean flavours and Chinese-style meals is ready to ramp up its presence in Australia.
How the Gold Coast is fast becoming a fulcrum for innovative sports technology
From revolutionary high-fidelity body scanning tech to rapid-dry sports towels, rising Gold Coast sports companies are making waves across the globe.
Finder kills its high-yield ‘Earn’ product as cryptocurrency fever fades
Finder has axed its year-old cryptocurrency investment product Finder Earn, becoming the latest high-yield offering to buckle as digital asset valuations tumble from their all-time highs.
Bateman’s Bay tech startup completes $1.45 million raise for ‘Google Maps of the ocean’ platform
A Bateman's Bay startup dubbed the 'Google maps of the ocean' has closed a $1.45 million funding round led by global venture capitalist powerhouse Katapult.
Frankly Speaking: Five things I’d do differently if I was starting my small business now, with what I’ve learnt
Don’t make the same mistakes we have — get your business off to a flying start, says Chryssie Swarbrick.
Black Friday is the biggest sales period of the year. Can retailers afford to miss it?
Black Friday is a big commitment for retailers. What do businesses stand to lose if they are not part of it?
The Christmas hiring rush disappeared in 2022, SEEK says, as annual report reveals trends from a tumultuous year
Employer appetite for full-time workers is so strong that non-permanent Christmas job listings have failed to meaningfully boost hiring numbers, SEEK says.
Here’s how Aussie SMEs are still finding success in China, despite ongoing challenges
A new report has found Australian SMEs that are adopting innovative approaches are achieving success in the Chinese economy.
Furniture retailer Ecosium is adding a 50% Black Friday surcharge to reduce excess consumption
The company is encouraging customers to delay their purchases until after the Black Friday sales period to “take a stand” against excessive consumption.
Menulog will honour unspent Deliveroo Australia vouchers as businesses left stranded with excess gift cards
Food delivery platform Menulog says it will honour vouchers for former competitor Deliveroo Australia, after the company's collapse effectively left gift card holders as unsecured creditors.
Nearly 50,000 car mechanics not skilled enough for EV revolution, NSW motor association warns
Motor Traders’ Association of New South Wales is calling for the state government to help foot the EV training bill for small automotive businesses.
‘Airbnb for pools’: Swimply diving back into the Australian market after two false starts
The threat of another soggy La Niña summer has not hampered the Australian re-launch of Swimply, an online platform allowing homeowners to rent out their backyard swimming pools.
