Dominic Powell

Revered investor Warren Buffett has delivered a one-two punch to the cryptocurrency sector, declaring the act of buying Bitcoin “is not investing”.

Scott Millar is the founder of BOP Industries, an augmented reality startup focused on holograms, which has been accepted into the Queensland University of Technology’s creative tech Collider accelerator.

There was almost $1 billion worth of funding events for Australian startups in the first quarter of 2018, according to a new report that shows a continued upward trend for startup capital across the country.

GetSwift founder and chief executive Joel MacDonald has stepped down from his role at the head of the company, as the saga surrounding the troubled logistics startups continues. 

Australian photography-on-demand startup Snappr has acquired competitor and fellow photography business Photographers.com.au to further strengthen its position in Australia as it continues to tackle the US market.

Australian blockchain company Power Ledger has landed a trial partnership to roll out its peer-to-peer energy trading with Japan’s second-largest electricity company Kansai Electric Power Co, in another win for one of the country’s most successful blockchain companies.

Australian payments and rewards startup Cashrewards has successfully locked in a $5.25 million capital raise from Silicon Valley fund Partners for Growth after running bootstrapped for four years.

Australia’s newest unicorn, graphic design startup Canva, has made its first acquisition, picking up Sydney-based presentations startup Zeetings for an undisclosed amount.

Australian "super incubator" Cicada Innovations has been given the  "Top Incubator in the World” award by the International Business Innovation Association.

Well-known Australian venture capitalist Elaine Stead has stepped down as a board member at Blue Sky Alternative Investments after a month of troubles for the investment firm following an extraordinary attack from US-based short-selling hedge fund Glaucus.

Elon Musk's Tesla has ran into some problems of late as it struggles to keep up with its promised production schedule for the Model 3. So the prominent entrepreneur send his workers some productivity tips.

According to Chinese online retail giant Alibaba, the future of retail technology is rooted in object and facial recognition, QR codes, and gamifying shopper discounts.