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Now that Ben Bernanke has given the world word that the US economy will remain slow, and that the failure of the Greek parliament to confirm…

Ever wonder what it is like to work for a business that has been around for 100 years? IBM turned 100 and Fortune wrote a great article titl…

Consumers are under attack from a number of black swans including the potential for Ireland and Greece to default, the RBA to raise interest…

I had a great time recently debating with my team what engagement means at RedBalloon. Here are some points that we have been discussing,…

With over $300 billion in new mining projects being pushed into the Australian market this year, the decision of the RBA to leave rates on h…

Family members and friends may well be feeling that they are not getting adequate attention but need to be encouraged to appreciate that the…

Having arrived home on an overnight plane from Beijing, I was a little worse for wear on Saturday morning. I was concerned that I would not …

Australian consumers are showing increasing signs of concern about the future and are starting to turn to credit to purchase items that may …

I am in Beijing this week for an educational event. It is great to see first-hand what we hear so much about in the media. The last time I v…

Smart companies face a very difficult three months that must be factored into business plans, terms of trade and lines of credit if the long…

I think one of the great things about doing what I do is the people I get to meet. Recently, I was presenting for the Entrepreneur Organizat…

With Treasury and the RBA still concerned about an inflation breakout and most economists talking up the chances of two more rate rises in t…