Yajush Gupta is a Business Journalist at Dynamic Business. He covers a range of topics within the realms of business and economics, including entrepreneurship, startups, corporate finance, and economic policy, with a particular focus on personal finance and the local economy. Yajush's insights and analysis have been featured in Dynamic Business.
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Yajush Gupta's articles primarily focus on local business, finance, and technology topics in Australia. He often cites data and covers a wide range of subjects such as Christmas spending, retail trends, CES 2024, business strategies, tech innovations, SMEs building international teams and regional SME health ratings.
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By: Yajush Gupta
Small businesses under $3 million turnover can now be fined under the Privacy Act too. Here's what's changed.
By: Yajush Gupta
This week on Let’s Talk, our experts share how to build a simple, reliable system for getting more customer reviews and referrals.
Raffy Sgroi has never surcharged a customer in her businesses. Now the ban is law, she’s got six pricing moves every SME should run.
By: Yajush Gupta
Blake Wright, Shopfully’s Sales Director, says Halloween spend is locked in at $500 million. Which shop gets it is still wide open.
Around 43% of Australian SMEs report using AI, yet safeguards for customers lag behind.
By: Yajush Gupta
We always thought we were going to make it. That probably sounds a bit ridiculous considering the number of times we nearly didn't, but lack of ambition was never really our problem.
By: Yajush Gupta
Only 20% of consumers credit AI alone for good localisation. 43% say human review is what actually makes the difference, survey finds.
By: Yajush Gupta
Melbourne-founded Cuttable has raised A$20 million in a Series A round, led by Airtree Ventures, to grow its teams in Melbourne, New York, and San Francisco, expanding its advertising platform that…
A critical PHP flaw has servers on alert. Illumio's Andrew Kay says owners should also check what their AI tools can reach.
OpenAI apologised to an Australian parliamentary inquiry over a Medicare incident. Altis Consulting’s Des Viranna says the real lesson is for business owners
