Opinion

It’s important to show that no matter how comfortable you are, the bank system is set up to punish business owners at every turn.

There’s a beautiful irony in a pub product failing the pub test, and that’s exactly what Afterpay’s partnership with the Australian Venue Co has done.

No periodic inquiry or hearing is conducted to quiz the professional accounting bodies or the major accounting firms about how they enforce the public interest in their day-to-day work.

Every day the ongoing MUA strikes continue, they cause further damage to Australia’s global brand and reputation, writes the Global Forwarding managing director.

We now have a prime minister who seems unable to ever really say sorry or take responsibility for actions that may have caused harm, writes Daniel Petre.

The decision to rebrand should be viewed as an attempt by Facebook to plant its flag as the company of the future and not Boomerbook with an ageing user base.

Nuclear power is an obvious solution to Australia's climate change issue, but the debate has been dominated by anti-nuclear fanatics.

Daniel Petre writes that the government's stance on climate change involves tech that hasn't been invented, but you can’t include things that are not yet invented in a plan... Luckily, tech investors have it covered.

Amid the post-COVID carnage, retailers must prioritise their customers and take time to reflect on old values or methods that may seem archaic, but go the distance. 

Changing the corporate name is a go-to move for companies when the going gets tough. It also rarely works.

Facebook's recent outages and advertising changes are the latest reminders that business owners and marketers should not to put all their eggs in a single tech giant’s basket.

The first step on climate is to agree on the need for action, and defeat the very loud and belligerent few who care nought about the future and only about themselves and their beliefs, says Peter Strong.