Many businesses, including small businesses, will look at going public with their company via an Initial Public Offering (IPO) at some point on their business journey. Many well-known big players and ‘unicorns’ have taken this decision, such as Airbnb and Slack, and most recently Uber. Like most things, there are advantages and disadvantages of going […]
Taken on their own, sticks can be snapped. Bundled together, they are not so easily broken. This analogy appears to underpin the operations of The Marketing Group, which seeks to unite SMEs in the marketing and advertising industry so that each can ‘punch above their weight’ on their own terms. The Marketing Group was launched […]
In order for a taxpayer to be considered a “share trader”, a person must establish that the share trading activities constitute the carrying on of a business.
Australian unemployment figures for January have shocked the markets, with the unemployment rate falling 0.2 percent to 5.3 percent in seasonally adjusted terms. This comes as a surprise to the markets with the economy moving forward despite concerns over global growth numbers. At 12:00 (AEDT), the S&P/ASX200 was up 38.8 points, or 0.86 per cent, […]
Privately owned companies wanting to raise capital could benefit from listing their company on the stock exchange as an Initial Public Offer (IPO). Companies who can demonstrate a strong, sustainable track record of growth earnings backed by well protected Intellectual property, the benefits could be substantial. Greater marketability, financial benefits, higher credibility and media coverage […]
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