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South Australia is a state largely dominated by small to medium private businesses. So, what will last week’s big-spending federal budget mean for the state’s economy?
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COVID-19 has sped up the pace and scale of disruption to businesses this year, prompting them to undergo unprecedented digital acceleration. Since 2016, about half of respondents to BDO’s annual SA State Business Survey have reported some level of disruption from emerging technologies, but that number is expected to surge when this year’s survey kicks off next month.
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The performance of the Australian and world stock markets since the shock coronavirus plunge in March has defied expectations. Is it sustainable or will continued global instability result in a second market dip and a W-shaped recovery, BDO Private Wealth Adviser Tony Simmons investigates.
The booming gold price is helping to drive capital raising among Australian explorers with the latest research from business advisory firm BDO revealing a 60 per cent increase in cash inflows in the June quarter.
The Australian manufacturing industry is undeniably highly dependent on overseas markets, a position that could be changed with the right capabilities in place, BDO Adelaide’s David Fechner explains.
Investors are increasingly directing their money into sustainable options as they seek to put their financial and ethical goals on the same balance sheet.
The private equity firm that bought Adelaide-founded Harris Scarfe and handed it to administrators less than a fortnight later will be first in line to receive the proceeds of its restructure and planned sale.
