The Victorian government, alongside local businesses, have begun to organize relief provision packages for international students and Melbourne residents, which has significantly benefited them.
It is no longer a surprise to hear how the pandemic has affected our world. The pandemic began in 2020, and it brought ambiguity and major global lockdowns with it. This directly impacted the machinery of our local economies.
Australia has hundreds of entrepreneurs that are ready to use their cash to invest in businesses as asking prices fall in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is urging small business owners and the self-employed to make the most of networking and social events to increase mental wellbeing and mitigate the negative effects of isolation.
The current Brexit chaos seems to have been triggered by Theresa May taking her Summer holiday in Europe. Differences of opinion on Brexit – it’s timing, single market access, migration etc – have become full blown briefing wars between government ministers.
The “having your cake and eat it” Brexit was, like everything else, a promise fuelled with patriotic fervour but with no planning. It’s starting to feel like the “Charge of the Light Brigade”.
Our hunt for the small business with the biggest heart is over. We’re delighted to announce the first-ever winner of our Small Business Big Heart Award
Stevie Woodrow was recovering from a kidney transplant on Christmas day in 2012. He was keen to return to sport, but there were no established teams he could join.
Addressing themes such as Brexit, cyber security, transport and the wider economy, the FSB says that the speech was “paving the way for a pro-business Brexit”.
If the EU referendum saw UK businesses put the brakes on spending, while they worked out what was going to happen, what impact will a hung Parliament have?
