acuity
Why central bank digital currencies will destroy Bitcoin
Should central banks issue their own digital currencies? Nouriel Roubini believes it could close out crypto-scammers and strengthen the banking system...
Looking for learning and events? Visit the education store
Showing results 1-10 of 25
Sort results
-
acuity
Daigou - buying local to sell to China
Small-scale by Chinese standards, daigou traders have the buying power to strip supermarket shelves down under through massive direct purchases – and there lies the opportunity, but also the risk...
-
acuity
How to crack China’s online market
With the arrival of major platforms such as Alibaba and JD.com to Australia, new sales channels are opening up for local exporters. Asialink Business offers tips on selling directly to savvy Chinese...
-
Australia Post: Transforming in the face of disruption
Silvio Giorgio talks about how Australia Post’s Finance team evolved to meet the changing need of customers and the business through innovation and behavioural change...
-
acuity
China as a digital world power
Home to Internet megamalls such as Alibaba and Tencent, China has strongly embraced the digital age and become a world leader in mobile and other sectors...
-
acuity
How Australia Post turned the corner
How Australia Post’s finance function was transformed to support the organisation’s ambition to become a leading ecommerce business...
-
acuity
Bitcoins to become a US$400 billion global enterprise
Despite the lack of regulation, price volatility and negative media coverage, bitcoin is attracting big backers...
-
acuity
Bright idea from start-up solves financial data problems
Common Ledger aims to become the go-to translation service for combining online accounting systems...
-
acuity
Blockchain a complex and evolving cryptocurrency
Blockchain has the potential to radically improve the efficiency and integrity of financial records and markets, but there’s still work to be done...
-
acuity
Welcome to the social media shopping mall
The future of e-commerce belongs to social apps like China’s WeChat. Businesses should start preparing now...