Why it’s time to start prioritising financial literacy for First Nations people
First Nations Foundation CEO Phil Usher says there is one factor underpinning all 17 Closing the Gap targets that is not being paid enough attention: financial literacy.
Adam Schwab: BNPL has become an industry of meme stocks worth basically nothing
In five years, we will look back fondly on the BNPL sector much like we reminisce on the follies of the mid-2000s bubble like Babcock & Brown or Allco, or the dot com insanity of 1999, says Adam Schwab.
How hybrid and remote work models are leading to the demise of the micromanager
Now more than ever, employees are looking for a place that will help them gain personal meaning, without someone breathing down their neck or looking over their shoulder at every turn.
Why Australia’s business community needs a standardised approach to measuring cultural diversity
Diversity Council CEO Lisa Annese and Dr Dimitria Groutsis say failing to capture Australia's cultural diversity is a missed opportunity for businesses.
With public trust plummeting, big business needs to do better
More than half the people surveyed worldwide said capitalism today does more harm than good, and no amount of PR or marketing spin looks set to shift that.
Crypto, NFTs and Web3: Digital assets are hot in Australia, so how can businesses get on board?
A platform where users can trade crypto assets alongside traditional financial assets is an example of the mainstream adoption of digital assets.
Is a four-day work week right for your business? Here’s what you need to consider
Conducting a thorough risk assessment is critical before your business adopts a four-day work week.
Industry Super Australia CEO responds to Peter Strong’s lost superannuation claims
Industry Super Australia chief executive Bernie Dean has responded to Peter Strong's recent article about superannuation.
Afterpay: BNPL is better for consumers than credit cards, and it can’t be regulated in the same way
BNPL doesn’t work like a credit card and it therefore shouldn’t be regulated like a credit card, says Afterpay VP of global regulatory affairs Michael Saadat.
Ian Whitworth: Why the last-minute grocery startup is the worst kind of business
The last-minute grocery startup has a business model that seems to have cherry-picked all the worst, hardest and most expensive elements of running a business, says Ian Whitworth.
Atlassian is 20 years old and unprofitable — the market has its valuation all wrong, says Adam Schwab
Atlassian has somehow become the Benjamin Button of the tech sector — profitable as a startup and loss making as it has matured.
How Qantas traded its reputation for a bump to its bottom line
Stories of Qantas' broken promises abound from stranded passengers, cancelled flights, lost luggage and impossibly long check-in queues.
