Startups

According to GO1 founder Vu Tran, while there are some helpful elements in the package for small businesses, startups might fall through the cracks.

Femtech startup Ovira has secured $1.5 million in funding from Blackbird Ventures, for its product designed to put an end to period pain.

After finding its footing in the Aussie market, Flaunter is graduating into the international scene, as Gaby Howard takes her home-grown startup Stateside.

Apple will pay out US$500 million to settle a class action over claims it deliberately slowed down old iPhones. But it maintains it's done nothing wrong.

Sydney startup InDebted has secured $14 million in Series A funding to take its friendly debt-collection technology overseas.

The government wants the private sector to put in four or five times as much as it invests in R&D of particular technologies to reduce emissions.

On-demand beauty startup Glamazon has been acquired by Indian home-services platform Urban Company, with one founder stepping away from the business.

Probelmatic Aussie-founded startup Clearview AI has suffered a data breach reportedly exposing its entire customer list, and details about those customers.

Morsl founder Karla Borland is raising eyebrows across corporate Australia with an in-office catering solution that's bringing convenience to the ASX 100.

Investment into Australian fintech has increased by a massive 252% year-on-year, according to a KPMG report, reaching a record high of $2.9 billion in 2019.

After seeing a 350% growth in monthly recurring revenue, and shifting its focus squarely onto the US market, Australian startup Coassemble has now secured $4.4 million.

Mike Cannon-Brookes says, when it comes to reducing emissions, we already have the tech we need, and that what’s missing is everything else.