Selfie queen prints for Snapchat but small businesses missing out
Consumers are flocking to SnapChat but small businesses are steering clear.
Technology
Gen George sells OneShift to Programmed
As a 21 year old, Gen George spotted a gap in the casual employment market. Five years later, she's sold her business for a sum estimated to be millions.
The hottest pitches at CeBIT 2017
Techpreneurs are trying to solve real life problems.
Small businesses targeted by cyber crime 'the new norm'
Australia's small business sector is taking steps to protect against the increasing risk of cyber crime.
Ears to a sound business opportunity
Headphones are a ubiquitous product for the digital age.
Deadpan guy selling energy drinks is something to smile about
With 2.2 million Facebook views since last October, you could say Deadpan Guy is gathering viral momentum.
App designed to prevent too much 'sharenting' in $6.5 million ASX listing
Tinybeans debuted on the Australian Securities Exchange on Friday.
Showpo settles data 'theft' case against rival
Online retailers Showpo and Black Swallow have settled a dispute after a graphic designer was accused of stealing company contact lists.
'Taking the bigness out': Online fixed price florists blossom
Little bunches of flowers sold online are offering an alternative to traditional florists.
How small businesses can compete with a retail Goliath
True personalisation is something only a small business can offer.
'You hold your breath waiting for it to load': Dealing with review sites
All-powerful review sites can make or break a business.
Meet the business owners without a website
It's ironic that Téa Smith builds websites for others for a living, but she never quite got around to building one for herself.
Tech giants to lose $900 million in APS work
"Usual suspects" to make way for smaller players bidding for slice of the public service's $9 billion IT spend.
No Lights No Lycra is taking over your phone
The duo behind No Lights, No Lycra are spreading their message using an app.
How businesses are making do in long wait for NBN
What to do when your internet speeds are not much faster than a turtle walking backwards.
Coming soon: Uber-style movie ticket pricing
A Melbourne couple have developed a world-first app that will allow moviegoers to find tickets at far less than the regular price.
Archaeology turns to virtual reality
A Melbourne-based virtual reality company has recently secured nearly one million dollars in seed funding from investors.
Telstra outage stings small businesses for 'thousands'
Telstra small business customers are counting the cost of the Telstra outage which continues to affect some businesses.
Aconex plummets on earnings downgrade
Shares in Aconex dived Monday after the cloud-based construction software provider slashed its guidance for full-year revenue and earnings.
Technologies that defined this year for small business
What were the major tech trends for SMEs in 2016?
How the fastest growing companies reel you in
Sean Ellis is a one-man marketing phenomenon, yet marketing doesn't begin to describe how he built customer bases in the multimillions rapidly for companies like Dropbox, LogMeIn and Eventbrite. So he coined the term "growth hacker".
Got an idea for an app? Be warned: you get what you pay for
Determined to bring his Mr Tradie idea to life, Australian entrepreneur Ishan Dan soon discovered that hiring an app developer is a lot like hiring a tradie.
I run my business from a surf boat in the Maldives
A cloud-based database management system helps streamline and manage the sales.
Agile and innovative? Not in the real world
Public service departments "too nervous" to innovate, say start-ups.
Why data shows there's never been a better time to start a business
All is not doom and gloom in the SME sector.
Plan to sell unused data
A software engineering PhD student has created the 'Uber' of unused data.
Cloud computing rewriting the business playbook for Australian start-up
Being connected has helped build Nexba into an international brand.
From a daughter's dismay to a global business
Turning up in the wrong clothes with no food for the class party: for schoolchildren, this is the stuff of bad dreams, but Julie Bray saw her chance.
Texting to success with new technology
Imagine texting your hairdresser to say 'can I come in for a haircut?'
Obama invites tech firm for some real-life social networking
An ACT start-up wins an invite to Barack Obama's talk in the US.