Unemployment rate drops to 4.9 percent
Unemployment has fallen to its lowest level in 12 months, dipping below 5 percent as a result of 15,500 additional jobs being added to the local economy.
...read moreUnemployment has fallen to its lowest level in 12 months, dipping below 5 percent as a result of 15,500 additional jobs being added to the local economy.
...read moreThe May issue of the magazine hits news stands this week, featuring Table of Plenty founder Kate Weiss on the cover. Here’s your sneak peek at what’s inside…
...read moreTreasurer Wayne Swan unveiled the 2012/13 budget in Canberra overnight, returning it to surplus and detailing a number of measures he said would benefit small business. But many SMBs have been left wanting by the budget, saying it doesn’t deliver enough support to the sector.
...read moreJoin Dynamic Business editor Jen Bishop at a seminar hosted by She Inspires, to learn about the social media tools that will take your business to the next level.
...read moreLegislative changes over the last few years to protect borrowers have made life easier for some and harder for others. While many borrowers now enjoy higher levels of protection, borrowing can now be harder for self-employed entrepreneurs.
...read moreOngoing economic uncertainty caused business confidence to fall nearly ten points in February, to 108.9, after six consecutive months of rises to January 2012.
...read moreFriday has rolled around again, which means its time to take a few minutes out of your busy week to catch up on any of the important small business headlines you might have missed.
...read moreInnovative Etsy CEO Chad Dickerson is set to inspire and inform local creative entrepreneurs at the ‘Etsy Success Sydney’ event, to be held in June.
...read moreWell-known entrepreneur Mark Bouris will kick off his inaugural “Secrets to Business Success” seminar at the end of this month, to offer SMBs advice on cashflow management, budgeting, marketing and business valuation.
...read moreThe National Australia Bank and the Commonwealth Bank are the first of the Big Four banks to reduce their standard variable interest rates following Tuesday’s official rate cut by the Reserve Bank, with both failing to pass on the full amount.
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