Changes to business registration
A NEW National Business Names Registration System will be launched later this year and will replace the current state and territory registers.
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Investors challange Zuckerberg
MARK Zuckerberg's tight control over Facebook is under assault from shareholders even before his social networking giant joins the public market.
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Home buyers feel 'robbed' by RBA
POTENTIAL home buyers in Toowoomba were left feeling short changed on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave interest rates at 4.25%.
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NBN satellites for the "most remote"
THE Gillard government has announced that the NBN will spend $620 million on two new satellites to connect some of Australia's most remote towns.
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Byrne slams Palmer's legal claim
COMPETITION to take as much advantage of Queensland's mining boom has turned into a political tennis match.
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Digital trends for 2012
WHY business owners should get on board the whizzing merry-go-round of digital revolution in 2012 or risk being left behind.
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$19m ag college to lead the way
AGRICULTURE and employment are set to flourish with the anticipated development approval of a $19 million agricultural college in Givelda.
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Dollar soars as rates stay unchanged
THE Reserve Bank's shock move to leave its key cash unchanged served as rocket fuel for the Australian dollar, propelling the currency to record highs.
Money talks this Valentine's Day
BEWARE this Valentine's Day – along with the gifts and flowers, you may end up getting an STD.
Thai sugar giant buys MSF Sugar
MSF SUGAR is now effectively owned by Thai sugar giant Mitr Phol, after the company's sale went unconditional.
Surprise as RBA leaves rates on hold
BORROWERS will have to wait for at least another month for more interest rate relief after the Reserve Bank surprised pundits by leaving its key rate unchanged.
Clarks has big online footprint
CLARKS shoes were among the most searched-for items, according to Getprice Online Shopping Index.
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Tyranny of distance takes toll
CASHING in on the mining boom might reap financial benefit but a psychologist says the hidden emotional costs may not be so well understood.
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RBA cut won't be one of necessity
IF THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) elects to cut the official bank rate at its February meeting it won't be out of necessity.
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THE Morgan Stanley bankers who have been hired to run the Facebook flotation find themselves in a months-long jousting match over stock's sale price.
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Meeting those final bills
AUSTRALIA'S aging population means we may have to get comfortable with talking about what to do after someone dies.
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THE Christmas to Boxing Day period will see Australia face a contrast of weather conditions with showers, thunderstorms and large swell on the forecast.
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