Inflation stories
Amid expanding operational costs, Australian fleet managers increasingly adopt GPS fleet tracking and other tech solutions, significantly reducing fuel, labour, and maintenance costs, the 2024 Fleet Technology Trends Report reveals.
Aussie fast food sector witnesses a significant growth with 226 new store openings in 2023, led by major chains like KFC and Sushi Hub, reports GapMaps.
Major perception gap unveiled in Australian workplaces, as 65% of employees don't feel appreciated by their managers.
Amidst surging inflation in Australia, manufacturers can use real-time data and ERP systems to shape fluid, effective business strategies.
Despite high inflation and rising interest rates, 80% of SMEs plan strategies for growth in 2024, underpinned by a focus on innovation, investment, and staff training, says a CBA-YouGov study.
Australian finance and accounting professionals' salaries set for a rise following a significant 6.5% sector growth.
Service Leadership reveals key insight into IT solution provider pay, showcasing data from top performers and predicting future compensation trends.
Higher Education institutions in the UK face considerable challenges as outdated tech intensifies problems around student wellbeing and retention.
As inflation spikes and a potential recession looms, businesses must adapt their supply chains with resilience and agility, preparing to not only survive, but thrive amid a changing economic landscape.
Airtime Rewards and O2 give an economic boost through an exclusive cashback initiative in February, allowing O2 customers to offset phone bills with purchases from over 180 retail partners.
In 2024, Asia Pacific financial firms are leaning into document automation strategies to enhance productivity, in a climate of rapid change boosted by pandemic, inflation, and employee disengagement.
European consumers value flexible return policies and payment options, posing a potential trillion-dollar return cost to retailers by decade's end.
New Zealand home-build prices are still climbing, but only 0.3% this quarter as supply-chain pressures ease and labour shortages moderate.
Onebite research brings hope and concerns for tech and telcos in 2024, highlighting fears about Generative AI.
More homes are coming to market, but cautious buyers and slower winter-style activity have kept January sales below expectations.
Lower interest rates and firmer buyer-seller pricing are expected to lift commercial property sales after a weak 2022-23.
New research by Morgan McKinley reveals Singapore's tech growth held back in 2023 due to a shortage of skilled candidates, with 76% of hirers finding recruitment competitive.
Amid the 2023 'Year of the Great Office Return', 92% of UK firms enacted mandatory in-office policies leading to 40% reinstating a full workweek, despite notable commuting costs and disruptions.
Pressures on supply chains and builder capacity are easing, with annual residential construction cost growth falling to a seven-year low.
Falling asking prices and fewer new listings pushed the total value of homes for sale down nearly a quarter, data from realestate.co.nz showed.