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Marketing Advice and Strategies for Small Businesses

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Wed, 15 May 2013 11:58:42 +0000

Running a successful business is an achievement! What makes running a business difficult is its complex nature where any of your business decisions influences other aspects of the business in one way or another. Whether it is naming your business, understanding the legal formalities or deciding on business strategies, each step needs to be taken with care. To make sure that you run the business rather than the business making you run, consider all factors that come to the picture. The foremost thing to do is to ensure that you reach your consumers via different ways like pamphlet delivery Brisbane or some other advertising media. For a successful running business, it is important to advertise it in effective ways. It sounds easy though, but nothing is ever clear, when it comes to marketing or there are like countless pitfalls you'll be experiencing along the way.

US Economy Rises Following Stronger Housing Market

sagar.k@applicationnexus.com (Sagar Khillar) — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 06:11:16 +0000

The world's second largest economy has expanded considerably over the past six weeks following an improving United States' housing market, according to US Federal Reserve survey released on Wednesday. The survey concluded that rising housing market has contributed considerably in uplifting the economic growth of the country, eventually contributing to the US GDP growth.

HTC Loses Ground to Apple and Samsung, Profits Fall to 79%

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Wed, 10 Oct 2012 05:20:55 +0000

The Taiwanese Smartphone maker HTC announced its net earnings in the third quarter for the FY2012 on Monday and as expected, it wasn't good news; HTC's net profits for the fiscal Q3 have dropped significantly by 79 percent, the lowest fall in figures since 2006. The company earned a net profit of $636.5 million on total revenues of $4.6 billion in Q3 last year, which is massively down by $133.2 million profit on total revenues of $2.4 billion this year. The declining figure shows HTC is struggling as its market shares continue to drop amid the strong competition in the smartphone market. The company was once the pioneer of smartphones running on Android platform and earned a considerable share in the US market.

World Bank cuts East Asia-Pacific GDP growth, signs of China's further economic downturn

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 08:41:43 +0000

The World Bank on Monday cut down the economic growth forecast by around 7.2% and it was also noticed that the Asian stocks fell. The main reason behind Asian stocks felling was the European markets which are suffering through stagnant economic conditions. The Bank slashed down GDP growth forecast for the entire East Asia-Pacific region and has estimated about the signs of China as well, being at risk. According to the bank, the economic conditions in China could worsen in coming days, and it would be more than the economists have anticipated.

Samsung beats market expectations in Q3 - gains operating profit

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 06:46:06 +0000

Samsung Electronics, the multinational tech giant, reported gain of operating profit by 85% in the 3rd quarter. The quarterly profit sums up to around 8.1 trillion Korean won which is exactly double of the figures recorded last year. Operating profits of Samsung were noticed to be climbing since first quarter of 2011 due to fair sale of Samsung's smartphones and this is the main reason behind such a drastic profit gain of the company, resulting into up-going shares as well. In spite of the deep conflicts between Apple and Samsung, the company gained profits giving a tough competition to it biggest smartphone rival.

Sleek Ultrabooks - debacle for the tech giant Intel

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Thu, 04 Oct 2012 08:27:12 +0000

Latest research of a firm has stated that, the Ultrabooks powered by Intel are major flop, which were mainly designed to compete with Apple's MacBook Air. Although there were speculations that Intel's down going trend would recover, the shrinking market of the company portrays that Intel will face aggravations in coming days. Intel had lots of expectations from the Ultrabook market, and it estimated that these sleek and lightweight computers will fire-up PC sales, but entire idea turned into a debacle.

US housing market rose to highest level in 2 years

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 06:36:11 +0000

After experiencing a continuous drop down for 6 consecutive years since 2005, the US housing market has finally acquired pace, with the home prices acquiring extreme heights in last two years. Huge signs of economic recovery are seen with this dynamic rise. Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller Home Price Index, a 20 city composite index, rose by 1.6% from June to July 2012 with 1.2% from July last year. Apart from this growth, the index followed rise in the prior 3 months as well. The prices in the Chicago area which rose by 2.7% in July, better than the 1.6% national gain. Summer was a good real estate selling season in United States' housing market which resulted into such growth.

Georgia University cuts jobs to meet Nathan Deal’s directive

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 04:44:50 +0000

According to the documents released by administrators of the University of Georgia (UGA), the university is planning to cut around 130 jobs from the organization. The sole objective behind this drastic step is to meet the Governor Nathan Deal's directive. The directive states that, there would be cuts in the budget of the state of Georgia by about 3% in the present as well as upcoming year. President of the university Michael Adams said that, this sort of cut is the most severe one, than those undergone in past few years and thus is going to be a tough one to adopt with.Each and every minute issue would be magnified and evaluated to look forward, as in the budget being cut by 3%.

Economists correlate US Economy and iPhone 5

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Fri, 14 Sep 2012 05:26:12 +0000

With the launch of iPhone 5, the long wait and speculations regarding it have finally been rested. Taller, slimmer, lighter, iOS 6 operation system and hordes of other features have made this gizmo been touted by some as the greatest phone in the world. There's no doubt that once the phone arrives in stores on September 21, people will literally pounce on it. The sale of iPhone 5 is supposed to create far greater impacts, than just raking loads of money for Apple. An economist from J P Morgan has asserted that iPhone will boost the sluggish US economy by 0.5% in the coming quarter. This might be the first time in history that a tiny gadget will probably change the economy of a Superpower.

The Dirty Side of China's Green Industry

systems@applicationnexus.com (Administrator) — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 06:54:49 +0000

The European Union launched an investigation against the Chinese companies on Thursday, 6 September 2012 into alleged dumping of low-grade solar panels into the European markets. The probe came after European manufacturers claimed that firms in Beijing have exported billions of pounds of solar panels and solar power equipments below their market value.