Posts tagged "entrepreneur"

Steve Glaveski is turning startup rhetoric on its head, suggesting founders slash their working hours in order to achieve better business results.

In reality, regardless of their reason for starting a business, less than 10% of entrepreneurs will succeed in their new ventures.

A recent survey of SMEs revealed that more than a third have experienced candidates lying on their CVs, while 99% have hired a bad worker.

Business owners say they will forgo spending time with family over Christmas to capitalise on holiday season demand, according to new research.

While dreaming big is often part and parcel of running a business, many of the winners of this year’s Smart50 Awards’ category prizes ha…

The winners of one of Australia’s longest-running small business awards will be revealed tonight, with the full list of Smart50 winners and …

Australia may be headed for a robot tax if the government is unable to adequately deal with structural changes to the nature of work.

Naomi Simson's Big Red Group has acquired adrenaline.com.au in a bid to bolster its competitive position ahead of ambitious growth plans.

Confidence or "chutzpah" could be the key to getting investors behind your next pitch. Here's what an investor and startup founder had to say.

Born from frustration and a languishing energy market, this year’s Smart50 winner is helping Aussies find the cheapest energy and gas deals.

Though it’s just one step towards the founder’s overall goal of eventually running his own airline, flight school Soar Aviation has shot above the rest.

Starting out as a hobby project run from a kitchen table strewn with nappies and kids toys, Code Camp now runs in over 150 schools in Australia.