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Why employers resent entrepreneurial staff

Why employers resent entrepreneurial staff

Hostility could be brewing as stood-down employees start their own businesses - that compete with their employers.

  • by James Adonis

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'Not going away': Mesoblast boss urges staying social distancing course
Coronavirus pandemic

'Not going away': Mesoblast boss urges staying social distancing course

The boss of biotech Mesoblast, which hopes to treat respiratory issues caused by COVID-19, has warned the virus will linger even if a vaccine is found.

  • by Emma Koehn
What the government's coronavirus package means for small business
Opinion
Coronavirus pandemic

What the government's coronavirus package means for small business

These policies need translation to find out who is eligible.

  • by Max Newnham
Health tech could suffer in COVID-19 capital crunch, investors warn
Coronavirus pandemic

Health tech could suffer in COVID-19 capital crunch, investors warn

Australia will need a plan to protect the growth of the CSLs and Cochlears of the future, warns the head of biomedical investment firm Brandon Capital.

  • by Emma Koehn
'Boober Eats' helps Kalgoorlie's skimpies weather virus crisis
Small business

'Boober Eats' helps Kalgoorlie's skimpies weather virus crisis

‘Boober Eats’ is a risqué take on the popular food delivery business model.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Billion dollar milestone: SafetyCulture Australia's newest unicorn
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Billion dollar milestone: SafetyCulture Australia's newest unicorn

Big name investors, including former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar, have joined the raise valuing SafetyCulture at $1.3 billion.

  • by Cara Waters
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Healthcare industry can't drop the ball on COVID-19: CSL executive
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Healthcare industry can't drop the ball on COVID-19: CSL executive

Research on coronavirus would need to be sustained even after the pandemic ends, according to ASX-listed biotech giant CSL's chief medical officer.

  • by Emma Koehn
Co-working crumbling: Start-ups abandon hot desking
Coronavirus pandemic

Co-working crumbling: Start-ups abandon hot desking

Businesses are fighting for rent reduction or membership fee refunds as co-working becomes untenable.

  • by Emma Koehn
Lipstick effect gets coronavirus kiss-off as sheet masks embraced
Coronavirus pandemic

Lipstick effect gets coronavirus kiss-off as sheet masks embraced

The spike in lipstick sales that typically accompanies an economic downturn isn't happening in the current era of self-isolation, say top beauty retailers. 

  • by Cara Waters
'You should be ashamed': Businesses accused of profiteering off pandemic
Coronavirus pandemic

'You should be ashamed': Businesses accused of profiteering off pandemic

Small firms that have switched to selling hand sanitiser, antibacterial wipes and other items have been accused by some customers of profiteering from the crisis.

  • by Cara Waters
Starting a startup: how will your business give back?
Opinion
Small business

Starting a startup: how will your business give back?

Deciding how you want your startup to feel and the values you want it to stand for is so important.

  • by Sally Branson Dalwood