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Catie Low

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Patent trolls trawl for business

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By Catie Low, Atlas Iron, Northern Star Resources, Mark Barnaba
| Business News Verified
What better way to start the new financial year than with a cautionary tale about vexatious litigation. There’s only one thing I fear more than getting the facts wrong and that’s getting embroiled in legal action, which I’m sure is the same for most professionals. To read more, please Login or Register below
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Cashie maintains lucrative allure

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By Catie Low, Northern Star Resources, Atlas Iron, Mark Barnaba
| Business News Verified
The federal government’s new-found interest in the cash economy has energised the outrage industry over the number of small businesses that avoid the long reach of the Australian Taxation Office. My favourite suggestion from this febrile series of exchanges was for the introduction of a new tax on cash transactions, although clearer heads have suggested such a move would in all likelihood reignite a barter economy. To read more, please Login or Register below
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Time for a behavioural shift

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By Catie Low, Northern Star Resources, Atlas Iron, Mark Barnaba
| Business News Verified
Brown is the new black for the big resources brands in this season of austerity. Significant production costs have to be carefully balanced with an appetite for growth, which has shifted the focus to existing projects. To read more, please Login or Register below
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