Opinion

Many people with Asian backgrounds experience bias, discrimination and racism at work, particularly in Australia’s corporates.

As crypto assets start to become household names, it's necessary to make sure that consumers are well informed on where they place their trust and finances, writes Block Earner co-founder and CEO Charlie Karaboga.

The Fair Work Commission needs to set enforceable standards to ensure rogue operators are blocked from entering the market, writes Sherpa CEO Duncan Brett.

How often do you deal with a company and think: can I really be the first to experience stupidity at a world-class level?

When business behaviour is changed in ways that support and grow the company, such as responsible sourcing and cutting costs, then ESG doesn’t seem so daunting.

Though from different realms, both companies deploy similar tactics to retain old directors and stonewall the new.

AGL is one company to watch, where billionaire stakeholder Mike Cannon-Brookes is backing four new board candidates.

The billionaire's decision to buy Twitter is entirely predictable for an intellectually arrogant man who is used to getting what he wants.

There needs to be a balance between looking for signs of malevolent activity and ensuring we are allowed to live our lives free from constant monitoring.

Not even two weeks have passed since Uber was hacked, and now Optus, one of Australia’s leading telecommunications companies, has suffered a similar, much more public fate. 

Zero Trust is an approach that keeps people, information and organisation safe by giving the right people access to the right data and applications and removing unnecessary risks.

Due to attacks by misinformed politicians and consumer advocates, service station owners are often viewed as evil capitalists who are becoming wealthy on the back of poor motorists.