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Border re-opening economic potential not realised in the long-term for Gold Coast businesses
Gold Coast businesses made the most of the frontline of state border re-opening, recording an increase in sales and revenue and general businesses conditions in the December quarter, despite low…
CCIQ DATA: Far North Queensland businesses banking on 2022 economic optimism
Far North Queensland businesses are the most optimistic in Queensland in the future performance of the state and national economies, despite lower than average sales, revenue and general business conditions.
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CCIQ Pulse Report: Queensland business confidence crash as reopening boost falls flat
Compounding impacts of state border reopening, labour shortages, supply chain disruptions and low consumer spending means Queensland businesses' confidence in the future of the state and national economies has crashed.
90% vax target hit: Emotional and financial business health dependent on mandate review
Mental health challenges due to COVID impacts have affected more than half of Queensland business owners and their staff, new Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) data shows.
New CEO joins Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland
Queensland's most established business network welcomed Heidi Cooper as the new CEO of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) this week.
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CCIQ DATA: Queensland ag, manufacturing exports to Japan close to triple in 12 months
Queensland businesses are exporting into key international markets up three times the rate in 2020, Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) data shows.
WHAT NOW: Businesses desperate to know what 90% vaccine milestone means for mandates and ability to do business
Queensland businesses deserve to know what the state’s impending 90% double vaccination milestone means for them and the rules they need to comply with to do business.
Queensland business is everyone's business
Now is the time for Queensland consumers and businesses to be depending on their own communities and local supply chains for goods, services, stock and resources.
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Business constraints costing Queensland economy $1.2b a week
Constraints on Queensland businesses are costing the state’s economy an estimated $180 million a day in lost economic activity, new modelling from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ)…
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Rapid Antigen Tests could cost Queensland businesses $45m a week
Access to Rapid Antigen Tests as a first line of defence for staff could cost Queensland businesses $45 million a week.
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