An enterprising WA geologist has launched a mining and exploration project brokerage called Mineral Business Development which hosts a web site offering more than 200 mineral projects.
MOST electronic commerce web sites fail the customer service test, according to results from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s International Sweep Day held last month.
THE GROWTH of electronic commerce at the international level is being held back by conflicting server, payment and security technologies and protocols, says University of Hamburg’s Winfried Lamersdorf.
Greater investment in technology could increase the profitsof small to medium enterprises by up to 20 per cent, says Telstra Business Solutions managing director of SME sales Peter Frueh.
THE US ‘hands off’ model in regards to electronic commerce will boost e-commerce if it is adopted internationally, says US Federal Trade Commissioner Mozelle Thompson.
Three WA women have written a book on small business management that has its publishers McGraw Hill already considering another print run before Christmas.
THE growth of electronic commerce is causing governments to reconsider their tax plans with a long-term view to creating a coordinated global tax structure.
An ‘adult' theatre proposed for 91 James Street, Northbridge has been refused by council because it is contrary to the orderly planning of the locality and likely to have a detrimental impact on its amenity.
AN Internet training program to provide Western Australians with twenty-four hour a day access to training and employment services will be operationally rolled out in February.
As sports medicine grows as a medical discipline in its own right, the lessons learnt in its practise are being used to return injured workers to work more quickly.
CHALLENGE Bank and its eastern states parent Westpac are sending their customers a written guarantee that Y2K will not affect the safety of their money or the banks’ ability to keep accurate financial records.
