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Welcome to the end of the week, small business owners. If you’ve had a busy week and missed what’s been happening in the business world, we’ve wrapped up the most important headlines from the past five days.
Welcome to Friday, small business owners and entrepreneurs! Join us in taking a look back at the week gone by, and catch up on any important headlines you might have missed. This week, the 2012 Telstra Business NSW Award winner was named, it was reported that economy-wide spending rose in June and confidence in the Federal Government fell, again.
Happy Friday SMBs and entrepreneurs! Should you have missed any of the week’s most important business headlines, we’ve wrapped them up for you. Making news this week, Fair Work Australia granted the country’s lowest paid workers a wage increase of $17 per week and the RBA left the the cash rate unchanged at 3.5 percent.
Welcome to Friday, SMB owners and entrepreneurs. The past week’s been a busy one, so here’s a wrap-up of some of the business headlines you might have missed. This week, Melbourne IT services group OBT was named the country’s best workplace and research found the majority of business owners would open another business, if given the opportunity.
Though it’s been a short week, there’s plenty of news coming out of the small business world, so here’s your weekly wrap-up of the most important headlines.
Welcome to Friday, small business owners. Here’s your weekly wrap-up of the most important SMB headlines of the last 7 days. This week, the RBA cut the official cash rate by 0.5 percent, Microsoft was named Australia’s best employer, and business confidence fell – again.
The end of the week is upon us again, so we’re taking a look back at the most important small business headlines from the past five days.
