5 New Year’s resolutions for successful career growth

Many of us made New Year resolutions for our personal lives, but adopting some fresh habits in our working lives can also improve our professional lives.

Digital nomads and the post-pandemic future of work

There are two very different options when it comes to the future of knowledge work, but UNSW Business School experts say it is up to us to move towards the future we want.

Brand activism or publicity stunts?

It’s increasingly common for companies to take ethical stands on a range of issues, but these actions are not without controversy or risk of financial blowback.

Taking Australia’s digital pulse

The sixth edition of Australia’s Digital Pulse by Deloitte Access Economics highlights the significant role information and communications technology (ICT) plays in almost everything we do.

The unwinnable war

China’s politically motivated trade war against Australia will harm both countries, but the downward spiral in relations is not irrecoverable – yet.

Lettuce change

COVID-19 has shone a spotlight directly on policies and measures by Australia – and indeed the world – to contain food waste.

Tabi on racial matters: Are businesses missing out on the untapped skills of Black African Australian women?

It’s time for positive measures to unleash Black African Australian women’s creativity, diversity and adaptability in the workplace as business begins to recover from COVID-19.

Recruiters shouldn’t bother stalking applicants’ social media profiles

UNSW Business School research has found there is little to no correlation for recruiters between a job candidate’s social media profile and potential on-the-job performance or retention levels.

Why Australian businesses miss out on innovation

A new report from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has found that while Australian investment in science and technology for disease preparedness has driven a strong response to COVID-19, there are still fundamental barriers to innovation adoption.

Corporate criminal liability remains complex, unruly and uncertain

The complexity surrounding criminal liability of corporations needs to be clarified with reforms say UNSW Law observers.

What’s different about technology monopolies?

Google mops up around 92% of search-engine traffic and uses that data to target adverts at consumers. However, just because a tech company has a big share of the market doesn’t mean it has the power to keep it.

The USA v Google

The US Department of Justice claims Google is illegally monopolising the markets for online search and search advertising in the biggest monopoly case since the 1998 lawsuit against Microsoft, but the legal action may take several years to reach any conclusion.