In this opinion piece, Andy McMillan, Chair & CEO at UserTesting, talks about the importance of empathy on a company’s leadership level and how it can help lead to success if applied correctly.
In an internet-driven era, customer experience finds...
He also used his megaphone to take a swipe at Twitter’s popularity, pointing out that Donald Trump’s Truth Social was “beating Twitter & TikTok” among Apple Store downloads on Wednesday.
But until now, Musk’s criticisms do not appear to have...
Many Australians came out of the long COVID-19 lockdowns of 2021 in need of a bit of pampering and the latest national economic snapshot reveals they did not hold back once hair salons, barbers and beauty parlours reopened late...
The markets’ initial response to the Fed’s formal statement was positive. Stocks, after a torrid couple of weeks were up quite strongly – more than two per cent – before Powell started to speak at a post-meeting press conference.
They...
Motorists should brace for more pain at the pump when the temporary cut to the fuel excise ends in September and petrol prices that are already sky high head for the stratosphere.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says it will be “incredibly...
The Australian sharemarket has dropped in the opening minutes of trade following an up-and-down Wall Street session overnight as oil prices plunged.
The ASX 200 was 0.1 per cent lower at 6,621 points at 10.28am and had fallen as much...
The ABC’s internal complaints’ division has ruled the national broadcaster did not breach its code of practice in a two-part series that focused on the way the Rupert Murdoch-owned US cable TV network, Fox News, covered the 2020 general...
‘I am bugged by him paying nothing while also going on trips and buying vehicles when he gets extra money, instead of paying anything to me for our child. Maybe I am being petty.’
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The government is under pressure to restart JobKeeper and prop up the economy as estimates put a six-month delay on the vaccine rollout, further threatening ailing sectors such as tourism and higher education.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison conceded the government...
Restaurant and pub owners are urging some customers that COVID restrictions on entering are made are not decisions made by the businesses themselves.
Current restrictions require masks to be worn in all indoor public venues, with proof of vaccination required...
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