Lockdown losses for the Aussie economy were huge, but 2022 is yahoo! time – but not for everyone.

A big threat could take the oomph out of our expected boom. It might sound boring but it’s a clear and future danger: it’s called a supply problem.

Will frustrated employers suffering productivity issues try hard to restate the office as a workplace? Will those employees barnacled to their home find their job given to a cheaper worker overseas or someone happy to travel to work?

My learning from legends like Dr Ross Walker made me reflect upon the legends I’ve interviewed in over three decades of being in this media caper.

The best future indication that our economy will boom in 2022 is the demand for workers, which is surging in NSW but not Victoria.

Will you participate in the WOW buyback and if you do, what will you do with the money?

Never before has my business ever cared so much for retailers, with our first issue of the 154-year-old global title Harper’s Bazaar hitting newsstands today! Maybe this virus simply infiltrates everything.

The Simpson’s character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is remotely related to the success of a local Aussie firm because the cartoon-friendly shopkeeper was famous for saying: “Please come again.”

I’d like to suggest it’s high time we showed a bit of national pride in one of the world’s best-performing companies: Macquarie Group.

Registering trademarks is an excellent way to protect your businesses’ identity from a legal point of view while also protecting brand awareness.

Is this yet another case of “read the fine print, buddy” or will insurers get their post-Pandemic comeuppance for not paying business interruption compensation?

Last week we learnt a young Australian woman “earnt her stripes”, selling a controlling chunk of her business that was valued at $177 million.