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The four big issues that will decide the future of government
The decisions governments make this year will set their social and economic course for decades. They should consider them with care.
How governments are adjusting consumption taxes to tackle the crisis
As jurisdictions reduce rates, relax compliance and take other actions, the indirect tax function can play a vital business role.
How new entrants are redefining cross-border payments
How new entrants are redefining cross-border payments New players will challenge incumbents to collaborate and develop faster, more innovative and transparent cross-border payment solutions.
Australian National Accounts March 2023: Growth slows, inflation doesn’t (enough)
A manufactured slowdown in the economy is working, with GDP rising just 0.2 per cent this quarter. But rate hikes have yet to make a big enough difference to the inflation dynamics in the economy.
Six ways cities can become more resilient and sustainable
City leaders globally are turning challenges into opportunities by taking innovative and just action to reinvent how they deliver for citizens.
How can one woman’s vision create a business masterpiece?
When we invest in inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems, we build a better working world one founder at a time.
Is Australia ready for the income support cliff?
With the 6 October Federal Budget only days away, the Government faces a challenge of how do they balance the tapering of fiscal support while targeting to lift economic activity?
Will the Federal Budget release the handbrake or put its foot on the accelerator?
This next Federal Budget is being asked to perform a tough job to balance the sometimes-competing priorities that come with simultaneously releasing the handbrake and hitting the throttle, without stalling the recovery.
Australian National Accounts September 2022: Consumers binge travel and business gets moving, but the day of reckoning beckons
Strong growth figures are likely to be the last hurrah as consumers come to terms with a deterioration in the outlook.
Four transformational technologies to have on your radar
Disruption can come from anywhere, at any time. Weak signals may provide advance notice.
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The CEO Imperative: Is your strategy set for take-off?
Four keys to broader, bolder thinking for leading your organization’s post-pandemic recovery.
18 Mar. 2021
How can clever governments choose to close the digital divide?
Without a deeper understanding of peoples’ relationships with, and expectations of. technology, unthinking governments risk disconnecting as many citizens as they connect.
9 Apr. 2021
Australian major banks’ half year results 2021: Staying the course
The Australian major banks’ half year results reflect a more positive operating environment than might have been expected this time last year. Fears of large-scale defaults on housing and business debt have eased with the steady economic recovery. While the banks still face an increase in nonperforming loans as a result of the economic downturn, it appears at this stage that the rise will be modest.
6 May 2021
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