On the cusp of a new age of battery technology
Have you ever wished you could drive from Melbourne to Sydney on a single charge or only have to charge your phone once a week?
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Here’s what you need to know about the Australia-Asia startup connection
Asia used to be a great stopover destination when flying to Europe to get some shopping done or head to the beach, but times have now changed. Australia’s startup community would benefit from spending a little longer on that stop over or holiday where they will find a rich and bustling startup ecosystem, hungry to…
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How Aussie SMBs can use government grants to crack into the tough Asian market
If Austrade has specifically designed a special category under this grant for marketing consultants, it shows that they understand the limitations and the challenges around breaking into an overseas market like Asia.
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Looking to spread your wings beyond Australia? This is what you should expect in 2016 as an SME exporter
Efic director Andrew Watson discusses how 2016 will be a mixed year for the world economy and the significant export opportunities that exist for SMEs
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Medical tourism start-up opens Sydney base to service its fastest-growing market
More than ever before, Australians are in the market for medical travel, says German medical tourism platform Medigo.com from its new regional office in Sydney
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Reppin’ Australia right: Meet the Melbourne tech start-up that won the US$50,000 grand prize at an Asian competition
An Aussie team of four from Melbourne tech start-up, AFTR scooped the championship title and grand prize of US$50,000 at Meet Taiwan’s Asia Super Team
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Fakes over frauds: Online shoppers are more concerned with quality than security
67% of APAC consumers cite quality of products and services as their top concern when it comes to making purchases online, according to Visa’s new survey
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The start-up which makes that Bondi Chai you love won gold in the “business Oscars”
The small NSW business behind Australia’s most awarded chai latte, Bondi Chai, was named the Asia Pacific Food and Beverage Company of The Year in the 2015 International Stevie Awards. Dubbed the “business Oscars”, the Stevie Awards has grown since its inception in 2002 to become one of the world’s premier international business awards with…
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Australia is one of the three best places in the world for female entrepreneurs
The second annual Gender-Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI), commissioned by Dell, has revealed that Australia is one of the three best countries in the world for female entrepreneurship. With a score of 80 on a 100-point scale, Australia ranks second amongst 30 countries surveyed, coming in behind the United States at 83 and ahead…
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What challenges are women entrepreneurs facing all over the world today?
According to the second annual Gender-Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI), more than 75 per cent of the 30 countries surveyed are not meeting the most fundamental conditions required for female entrepreneurs to prosper. The index, commissioned by Dell, is aimed to raise awareness about the state of the playing field for female entrepreneurs and…
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Would you leave a comfortable finance career at GE to buy a beauty company? This guy did
Ben Skeggs completed a Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Business at the University of Otago in New Zealand, and upon finishing his Masters, he was lucky enough to be selected into a couple of General Electric’s leadership programs. Skeggs subsequently worked in various finance roles all over the globe, from New Zealand, Australia, Thailand…
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Is this ethical advertising? Is it for the greater good? [VIDEO]
I am really unsure what I feel about this campaign designed by BBDO Bangkok. In the poorest parts of many countries, including Thailand, people use advertising billboards as part of their shelter. Working from this premis, BBDO and its client, HomePro, designed billboards that were ads on one side. On the other side, they attached…
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Who will own the future of media? If it’s not Fairfax, could it be you? Or this guy, breaking ice?
It’s been an unhappy week for Fairfax shareholders. And a disconcerting one for traditional media proprietors. No-one can deny that something bigger is at play. However, with every new disruption there is opportunity. So, who will own the future of media?
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