Business Research & Insights

Understandably, the last thing small businesses need is another overhead. But what if it saved you money in the long term – a lot of money? NAB Executive Small Business Ana Marinkovic explains the financial upside of reduced carbon emissions.

While female-led businesses are a growing economic force in Australia, they receive only 3% of venture capital funding. NAB Executive Small Business Ana Marinkovic explains what can be done about this.

While the threat posed to small business by hackers and cyber criminals is growing, there are many opportunities to lower the risk to your business, says NAB Executive Small Business Ana Marinkovic.

How common is switching schools in the private system and why does it occur?

More space, more people, more practices – which growth strategy is right for you? Vet Judy Harbison and dentist Nicole Yuen share their different routes to success.

Key intergenerational differences emerge in what is valued most in a private education. Children have a growing voice, with over 1 in 2 very involved in the final school selection.

Dean Pearson, NAB's Head of Behavioural and Industry Economics shares his views on the economy, including the impacts of labour shortages on Australian businesses across a broad range of industries and insights from NAB’s latest business survey.

We look at how the proposed Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement could mean new import and export opportunities. Watch now.

There are many business opportunities as the economy rebounds. What will it take for your business to return to growth?

Innovation on the rise as Australian businesses double-down.

Pathway to profit: how Australia’s agri operators can boost their bottom line through smart thinking and easily achievable changes.

Surviving and thriving: advice from an expert on how to turn your business around.

The human touch and an agile response put two very different firms in the driving seat.

By unleashing the power of big data, artificial intelligence is helping businesses supercharge their performance.

Its population is under nine million but Switzerland has topped world innovation for nine years running. Why?

Business innovation falters in Australia as the economy slows.

Too many Australian business owners have less super than their employees. Watch this video to find out how you can better plan for your future.

Why thinking about the future helps businesses make better decisions.

Big shifts in our buying habits are seeing Australians spend more on experiences – and that’s forcing retailers to think outside the box.