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Seven ways to help your small business flourish this year
2020 was a tough year for small businesses, but if yours survived, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Here's how to take your business to the next level.
How Naomi Simson turned $25,000 into the RedBalloon empire
Naomi Simson is the lady in red. From her home, she built RedBalloon, a business which has since racked up almost eight million customers.
Reebok visionary Joe Foster on making money and making shoes
Joe Foster was born into a family shoe business that, under his guidance, became Reebok. In the 1980s this family business took on Nike and Adidas, and won.
AMP takeover: Should you buy, hold or sell your shares?
Sexual harassment allegations. Fees-for-no-service. Now takeover talks. So what should you do if you own shares in AMP?
Investors should worry if company directors don’t understand conduct
A corporate director like Andrew Demetriou should understand what conduct is without downloading notes from the internet. Because conduct matters.
Why you need to include your coronavirus payments in your tax return
As well as JobKeeper and JobSeeker, there are other COVID-19 government support programs for businesses and individuals - but be prepared for tax time.
More than 2 million Aussies to lose JobKeeper payments from next week
Big changes are coming to JobKeeper, with stricter criteria kicking in next week, and more than 2 million Australians are expected to lose their payments.
What you can tell about a company by looking at its founder
We're told to invest in well-managed companies but how can you tell that from the outside? Start by looking for companies led by their founder.
Who Gives A Crap founder on toilet paper as the hottest commodity
During the first wave of COVID-19, subscription toilet paper company Who Gives A Crap found its website overwhelmed with requests from new customers as it struggled to meet the increase in demand.
How TikTok is helping me teach Aussie kids about money
Teacher Joel Kandiah is determined to teach his students - and the rest of Australia - about money, even if it means turning to TikTok.
