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National Skills Week celebrates training. Mark Coyle argues businesses also need a plan for the gap they’re feeling right now.
Three hours per decision. That’s what bad HR data is costing leaders
Leaders spend three-plus hours hunting for data before one pay decision, HiBob’s 2026 study finds, and only 5% face no obstacles at all.
That missed call wasn’t nothing. It was a customer, and probably a sale
AIIMS Group analysed 207,000+ calls to Australian SMEs and found one in ten never gets answered, says co-founder Kynan Albassit.
The Meta trial that could end infinite scroll as we know it
Billo CEO Donatas Smailys says that changes everything for creators.
Businesses should watch this week’s inflation surprise closely
July’s inflation data beat forecasts for the first time in months. Oliver Hume’s Matt Bell explains what that means for business borrowing costs.
Thailand’s 60M credential leak has a warning for businesses
Thailand found 60 million leaked credentials on the dark web. Takanori Nishiyama of Keeper Security explains why that matters here.
Firms are bleeding $84K a year to chasing paperwork
Progress Software’s Loren Jarrett says firms have normalised chasing paperwork, even as it quietly costs them $84,000 a year.
Youtube overhauled the metric SMEs use to pick creators
YouTube now counts a view from the first frame. Billo’s Donatas Smailys explains why that changes nothing for smart brands.
Creative sole traders are disappearing. Physical trades are booming
Creative sole trader sign-ups have dropped from 45% to 30% since 2021, while cleaning is up 77%. Rounded’s Oliver Garside explains the shift.
AI is helping executives personally. Most don’t think it’s helping the business
There’s a widening gap between leaders who trust their strategy and managers tasked with delivering it, new Page Executive research shows.
Two Sydney teenagers are building AI startups before they finish school
OpenAI handed Australian founders $5.5 million in free credits, here’s who’s using it
Seven platforms just agreed on one rule: no human, no reach
LinkedIn, TikTok, Meta and four others are all cracking down on fully AI-made content, says Billo’s Donatas Smailys, and fast.
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