Tag: business

  • Vegemite is Australian again with $460 million deal

    Vegemite is Australian again with $460 million deal

    Bega will buy most of US-based Mondelez International’s Australia and New Zealand grocery business, which includes Vegemite, ZoOSh salad dressings and Bonox. The iconic spread, which symbolises nationalism to many Australians, is an important acquisition for the dairy company. “The wonderful heritage and values that Vegemite represents and its importance to Australian culture makes its combination…

  • How to speak up to your boss

    How to speak up to your boss

    It’s really difficult to work hard and feel appreciated in a job when you’re feeling under pressure. Maybe there are new people in your team, or your boss hasn’t listened to your ideas, whatever it is, you need to air your concerns. You should never do so in a public display of airing your dirty laundry,…

  • Professional skills you should learn in your 20s

    Professional skills you should learn in your 20s

    When you’re in your 20s and  fresh out of university, it can be a daunting task to tackle the professional world. There are some skills you should master and some things you should learn simply not to do. It can be hard to know which is which, and struggle through the quagmire of business etiquette.…

  • A different New Year’s resolution to consider

    A different New Year’s resolution to consider

    New Year’s celebrations have come to an end and 2017 is in full swing. It’s back to work, and perhaps you’ve already forgotten the resolution you made to yourself at the stroke of midnight, or realised that it’s unworkable. We’re here with a resolution that’s attainable and will actually help you in all aspects of…

  • How to improve your workplace culture

    How to improve your workplace culture

    It’s the new year, which means time for a fresh outlook on life and work. If you’re looking to change things up at work to make your workplace more engaging and interesting, follow these steps to facilitate change.   1. Allow time for creativity Studies on creativity and innovation acknowledge that imposing time pressures can increase…

  • What successful people do over holidays

    What successful people do over holidays

    The holidays are a perfect time to rest, relax and restart your system. It can be an ideal time to reflect on yourself and your goals and to contemplate your progress. Successful people know how to take a holiday so it includes some relaxation as well as some fun! So take some tried and tested…

  • Be careful of the 1:42pm stress

    Be careful of the 1:42pm stress

    According to a new survey by Groupon, 1:42pm precisely is the most hectic and stressful minute of the day. With an average person spending 8 hours or more at work, they develop patterns of tiredness and drowsiness during the day. 60% of individuals do not have time to relax at home because of family commitments…

  • How to become wealthy

    How to become wealthy

    Everyone wants to be wealthy (or at least well off) and be able to choose when and why they work. It’s difficult to feel like you’re achieving anything when you’re paying a lot of rent or paying $5 for a coffee every day, but we’ve got some tips to help you save better and spend…

  • New Legislation Blocking Torrenting Sites In Australia

    New Legislation Blocking Torrenting Sites In Australia

    The Federal Court has recently passed new legislation blocking torrenting sites including The Pirate Bay and KickassTorrents, two of the most popular illegal downloading sites available. A Federal Court order mandated that more than 50 internet providers such as Telstra, Optus and TPG be given 14 days to ban the sites. This can be done by using…

  • Millennials are cereal killers for Kellogg’s

    Millennials are cereal killers for Kellogg’s

    The breakfast food choices of Millennials have been a hot topic this year, so the revelation that almost half of the generation of young Americans don’t like cereal is fitting. It is, however, surprising that the reason most Americans don’t like cereal is due to the inconvenience of cleaning up afterwards. This disinterest has deeply damaged…