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For price gouging by supermarkets, there’s not a lot the government can do, apart from launching an inquiry. But for banks, it’s altogether different.

Energy challenger Amber Electric has successfully completed a $29 million Series C funding round at a rough $120 million valuation.

There’s a reason an agile body and mind are so highly prized in competitive sports. Being able to change direction quickly and make good decisions lightning-fast and under pressure allows athletes to capitalise on unexpected opportunities. And, in doing so, to outsmart and outperform their opponents. 

It’s only by truly empowering your team that it’s possible to embrace change. That’s CERTECH Managing Director Andrés Runge’s message to other businesses exploring ways to navigate challenging times.

To develop the business to where it is today, Barbell Foods’ CFO and co-founder Tom Hutchinson had to get right outside his comfort zone when the business was just starting out.

Watch Barbell Foods’ CFO and co-founder Tom Hutchinson share how they embrace change to drive success in their business:

Good change management is vital for modern leaders, on par with entrepreneurial characteristics such as being inspirational, strategic, organised and process driven. 

The number of millennial and gen Z small business owners is on the rise according to research released by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

Small businesses make up  97% of all commercial entities across the nation. They are involved in every aspect of society and are truly the country’s lifeblood. 

The Big Four banks are ramping up their court activity against small businesses as interest rates continue to rise, with legal actions firmly at pre-pandemic levels in October.

CBA is being sued by a former employee of Unloan, owned by its VC arm x15ventures, for 60-hour work weeks and having to be across multiple roles.

Australian e-commerce platform Little Birdie will today launch a new browser extension it claims will show shoppers the best possible deal, while allowing small retailers to meaningfully compete against their big business rivals.