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How changing our bank account numbering system will be a win for customers

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imageEnabling consumers to keep their bank account numbers when switching institutions will encourage greater competitionAAP Image/Dan Peled

It’s a pain to change mobile providers, but at least keeping your number is easy. It’s much more of a pain to change banks and much of that pain is because we have to change bank account numbers. Why...

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Creativity in the workplace: what we know and what we do

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imageResearchers are turning their attention to what makes creativity work in organisations.Sebastiaan ter Burg

New thinking about creativity abounds: its importance and its complexities across areas as diverse as psychology, economics, engineering and design continue to draw the attention of researchers and theorists.

There’s a certain irony to...

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