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April 19, 2011 •
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The market for tablet PCs are sure exploding, with several iPad rivals popping up and into consumer’s bag and briefcase. This May, Motorola will release its tablet PC: Motorola Xoom, which will be launched on Telstra Next G Network. Although there is no announcement for the fixed price as yet, the Android-powered device and the …
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April 15, 2011 •
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Ever had that awkward moment when you give your relative/ business acquaintance/ hosts overseas an Australian souvenir, only to find out it has a “Made in China” stamp or sticker? You will be glad to know that Federal Minister of Tourism, Martin
April 15, 2011 •
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This is originally posted on The Australian. The nation’s car industry has suffered a double blow: Ford slashed 240 jobs after reduced demand Ford Australia’s chief executive, Bob Graziano announced vehicle production will be cut from 260 to 209
April 11, 2011 •
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Originally posted on News.com.au. According to a survey by Mercers, Australia has a higher proportion of companies (84 per cent) offering female employees flexible work arrangement, compared with their international counterparts such as Asia (55 per cent) and
April 8, 2011 •
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Kellogg in Australia Kellogg has been providing food to the Australian community since 1924. It all started when Mr. Morris Raymer, a specialist in automatic packaging machinery, was sent to Australia in 1924 to set up corn flake machinery in rented premises
April 7, 2011 •
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92% of Australia business is made up of small-and-medium enterprises (SME). By legal definition, small business has fewer than 15 employees under the Australian Fair Work Act (2009). Small business often face a variety of problem related to their size, the
April 6, 2011 •
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Originally posted on news.com.au. More than two-thirds of Australians are pessimistic about the introduction of carbon tax, saying it will put jobs at risk and companies will move overseas as a result. A survey conducted by Touchpoint Research Australia
