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Date Time Greater flexibility and efficiency for business with return of more workers “The welcome return of more workers to Victorian offices will provide greater flexibility and efficiency for business as they adjust to a new way of working,” Victorian Head of Ai Group, Tim Piper, said today. “This new way of work will be different for each business and the increase in the number of workers allowed back into offices provides flexibility to implement the arrangements that best meet the needs of business and their employees. “The return of 75% of public and private sector workers is p...

Temple & Webster eyes $1b in sales as homewares shift online Share EBITDA ($m) 14.8m up 544pc from $2.3 Online retailer Temple & Webster is stepping up investment in products, technology, marketing and staff in a bid to lift sales to $3 million a day or more than $1 billion a year over time. Australia’s largest pure-play online furniture and homewares retailer enjoyed its first $3 million sales day in November as consumers spent money they would otherwise have outlaid on international travel on new sofas and dining suites, carpets, kitchenware, lighting and wall art. Co-founder and chief ex...

Remembering Jimmy Moran REDDITCH champion Jimmy Moran has passed away at the age of 57. In 1986 Moran won gold for England at the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh. That same year he won the ABA championships at light-heavyweight for Austin ABC. The following year he became a two-weight ABA champion, beating Henry Akinwande in the heavyweight final. He declined offers to turn professional and retired from boxing, content with his achievements in the sport. Moran remained a popular figure and was devoted to his three children, Jack, Sam and Ellie. He had been Midlands BBC Sports Personality of t...

Zip is raising up to $150 million for its international expansion, stretching from the US to the Middle East Jack Derwin Zip co-founder and CEO Larry Diamond. Zip is getting ready for a more aggressive global expansion, eyeing the US, Middle East, Europe, and the UK. On Thursday, it announced it had raised $120 million from institutional investors with as much as $30 million more to come from shareholders. Much of that money will be used to grow QuadPay in the US, while also entering the United Arab Emirates and EU via stakes in Spotii and Twisto respectively. Popular Search...