At its first board meeting marking the brand new financial year, the Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 2.00%. The Reserve Bank has continued with its wait and see approach after a week of turmoil on financial markets as a result…
Melbourne boys Denver Cramer and Liely Faulkner married their passion for whisky with their designer nous to reinvent the whisky glass. The hand-blown design aims to heighten taste and smell – the wide base maximises the surface area of the pour, this funnels the aromas up through the tapered body to reveal the whisky’s full complexities.
Up until a year ago credit reports for individuals in Australia worked on the basis that good news was no news. In other words, credit reporting only looked at the negatives, highlighting financial failings – such as defaults on loans and bankruptcies – without any acknowledgment of fiscal achievements.
Mandatory changes to Australia’s superannuation regime beginning on July 1 will affect how employers make their super contributions.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 2.00%. As widely predicted The Reserve Bank appears to have adopted a wait and see approach following last month’s federal budget. Even though the cash rate has remained unchanged, there are still daily changes…
As the investment phase of the mining boom ends, Procure looks at what Australian business needs from the budget to carry the economy forward.
In the second of a two-part series, Procure investigates the risks of social media for business, including the five things your business can do to avoid going viral for all the wrong reasons.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced the outcome of its board meeting and it has decreased the cash rate by 25 basis points. The official cash rate is now 2.0%. In taking this decision it appears the Reserve Bank has reacted to growing concerns around the Australian dollar,…
Unnecessary rules and regulations are a significant drain on business productivity. Procure investigates where government is taking action and what businesses can do to help themselves.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 2.25%. The Reserve Bank has previously expressed concerns around unemployment and growth rates in the economy, a factor it will no doubt be keeping a close eye on in future months. Even though the…
