Sales & Marketing Jeff Bezos James Thomson September 5, 2010 A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well.
Collapsed retailer Australian Fashion Labels finds a buyer but lets go of all staff Retail Dean Blake 13 January 2021 Australian Fashion Labels has entered in to an exclusivity arrangement with a buyer for the business’ assets, after collapsing into voluntary administration.
Bitcoin is trading at an all-time high. Here’s why Analysis Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 11 January 2021 The price of Bitcoin has surpassed US$40,000 — double its 2018 peak — as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to fuel the digital economy.
“Really frustrating”: Thousands of businesses turn away card payments because of Tyro terminal outage Retail, Technology Lois Maskiell 12 January 2021 Small business owners are facing frustration over a Tyro outage that has forced them to turn away card payments for a full week.
ATO seeks urgent appeal over tribunal’s decision to grant sole trader access to JobKeeper Coronavirus, Tax Eloise Keating
Troubled fintech Tyro has halted trading: What’s going on? And should small business owners be worried? Finance, Retail, Technology Stephanie Palmer-Derrien
More than a T-shirt: Why Aboriginal streetwear brand Clothing The Gap is focusing on education first and fashion second Branding, Entrepreneurs, Retail Stephanie Palmer-Derrien
The commuter’s paradox: Seizing the opportunity that lies between home and work Coronavirus, Productivity, Remote Work The Conversation
Bannister Law investigates legal action against Tyro, after prolonged eftpos terminal outage Legal, Retail, Technology Lois Maskiell
“Very positive”: Toyota wins praise as it pays back $18 million in JobKeeper subsidies Coronavirus, Stimulus Lois Maskiell
A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well. 
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