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coronavirus
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Business interrupted: What your small business insurance actually covers
With one in two small businesses severely affected by COVID-19, many owners may assume they're covered by insurance. The reality, though, could be different.
Why your tax refund could be bigger than ever this year
If you lost your job or had your hours reduced as a result of the coronavirus crisis, you could be owed a bigger tax refund than normal.
Investing in infrastructure during COVID-19: is it risky?
Toll roads and airports were hit hard as governments moved to stem the movement of people. So is it a bad time to invest in infrastructure?
Making It Work: From corporate speaking gigs to virtual coffee meetings
PR and marketing powerhouse Tory Archbold reinvented herself late last year when she closed Torstar, her marketing company of 18 years, and launched mentoring company Powerful Steps.
The big slow hits fast fashion for jewellery chain
The previously fast-growing retailer Lovisa might grow at a slower pace in a post-pandemic world.
Why ETFs could be the answer to market volatility
Transparent, generally low cost and offering broad market exposure, ETFs have weathered volatile times before.
Buy now or wait for prices to fall: we answer your property questions
The property market is still ticking over, but there are extra challenges for buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants. Here, experts answer nine questions about buying, selling and investing in property during the coronavirus pandemic.
How your small business can claim the $150,000 instant tax write-off
Need a new vehicle, tools or office equipment for your small business? The instant tax write-off has been increased to $150,000.
RBA holds cash rate but will we see negative interest rates?
The Reserve Bank has kept rates on hold at the historic low of 0.25%, as expected. But this hasn't stopped leading economists talking up the possibility of negative interest rates over the coming year.
Legendary baggy greens up for grabs as COVID-19 transforms art auctions
Two baggy greens worn by cricketers Arthur Morris and Sam Loxton, who played in Donald Bradman's Invincibles side, are expected to fetch more than $500,000 at auction this weekend despite the coronavirus crisis.
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