Startups

Marketing startup Brandcrush has raised $1 million in funding to scale its platform and push into the US, all just a year after it was founded.

Whether promoting Māori culture, helping farmers secure some tourist dollars or working with EVs, these startups are making their mark in Kiwi tourism.

Cashflow management startup Float is going gangbusters. Founder Colin Hewitt explains the ups and downs of operating within a platform.

Aussie car-sharing platform Car Next Door has bagged $6.2 million in funding from Hyundai, as it prepares for a major shift in the transport industry.

Car matchmaking startup Mogo has raised $1 million from the NewsCorp-backed Scaleup Mediafund, as it gears up to launch in Australia, and beyond.

The government has launched an inquiry into fintech and regtech, and while startup founders largely welcome the move, they do have a wishlist.

Sydney startup Q-CTRL has secured $US15 million ($21.8 million) in funding, but pitching a quantum computing solution is even harder than it sounds.

Sydney startup Slyp has secured $4 million to expand out its digital receipts tech, and now is just the right time for this fintech to shine.

Melbourne startup AmazingCo has raised $5.1 million in Series A funding to ramp up what could be a $1 trillion global opportunity.

Xinja has — finally — been granted its licence to operate as an authorised deposit-taking institution, ushering in a whole new era in the neobank saga.

Korean tech giant Samsung has launched its revolutionary Galaxy Fold smartphone, again, after scathing reviews delayed the initial release.

Projects building artificial bones, learning how to best beat cancer and saving Australia’s endangered frogs were recognised at the 2019 Eureka Prizes.