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Blockchain: Lucrative buzzword or legitimate game changer?

Blockchain technology is commonly associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but that’s only the beginning

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Politics & Society

Coming soon to an aisle near you

Consumers have a love-hate relationship with our two largest supermarkets. But Australia’s grocery sector is set for a shake-up with the entry of AmazonFresh and Kaufland. What will this mean for regulation designed to reign in the buying power of

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Arts & Culture

The arrival of Amazon and the future of Australian publishing

As Amazon sets up shop in Australia, what impact could the massive online retailer and publisher have on the country’s book culture?

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Business & Economics

Putting the “E” into e-consumer protection

We can shop and be entertained wherever and whenever we like, but consumer protections haven’t kept pace with e-commerce technology. New technologies now have the potential to be the consumer’s best safeguard

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Business & Economics

5 ways to keep your customers coming back

Whether it’s shopping in a real mall or a virtual one, there are five key considerations for any retailer

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Business & Economics

Amazon’s arrival can drive innovation and improvement

Local retailers must be responsive to change if they want to stare down the online giant

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