Recession stories
MTF Finance appoints Rowena Davenport to lead its credit function, offering strategic support and leveraging new systems to make better credit decisions.
Australia’s recovery risks being blunted unless governments shift spending towards social infrastructure, housing and renewable energy.
House prices in major cities have held firm through the downturn, though UBS warns falling rents and weaker incomes could trigger a correction.
Property activity is likely to soften as recession, rising unemployment and a spring listings surge test demand in coming months.
With only a fifth of NZD$2.6 billion in promised projects released, contractors warn delays are already forcing layoffs and weakening confidence.
Construction firms warn that without tender dates, thousands of workers could be laid off despite USD $2.6 billion already allocated.
Experts say the $50 billion COVID-19 recovery plan will lift jobs and infrastructure, but warn it leaves big tax and housing gaps.
New Zealand’s wage subsidy extension and infrastructure spending are meant to blunt soaring unemployment as the economy heads into recession.
A slump in private development could let ministers add 9,400 state houses, easing a record waiting list and propping up builders.
Software provider Apptio appoints Mark West as Regional VP for Australia and New Zealand to help firms manage cloud costs and budget waste.
How can businesses navigate an economic downturn? Invest in compliance, marketing, R&D, and customer service, say experts.
With recession and inflation in the mix, pursuing the right opportunities and accessing the right people have both become challenging.
COVID-19 and the looming recession prompt companies to review their technology for ongoing value and cost-saving opportunities.
Mid-sized operators are emerging from 2022 with strong results, benefiting from flexibility, according to MYOB research.
The Xero Small Business Index fell three points in November to 116 points, driven by a slowdown across three sub-metrics.
As Australia faces recession, a shortage of skilled workers and a lengthy recovery, employers must see this as an opportunity, not just a necessity.
Eight in ten marketers identify macroeconomic uncertainties that have reduced their organisation's, team's, and client's budgets.
In COVID-19's wake, more than 287,000 MSMEs joined JakPreneur, a collaborative government platform that links entrepreneurs and stakeholders.
34% of Aussie SMEs would not survive more than 6 months of economic downturn, with 14% unable to survive a recession at all.