Startups

Following the release of last week's gender pay gap report by WGEA, SeenCulture hosted an IWD event to discuss the ripple effect of investing in women. 

Amongst all of the commentary on the gender pay gap, there is a big grey elephant in the room that no one is talking about -- the gender equity gap.

Despite its importance, there is a generalised feeling of fatigue amongst women when it comes to IWD, predominantly due to the fact that corporate efforts seem disingenuous and fail to extend beyond one day.

If you’ve been following the Kiki debacle you could be forgiven for thinking you’d accidentally turned on an episode of Silicon Valley.

The evolution of the pitch deck in the startup world exemplifies a shift from substance to style, a trend that's become increasingly concerning, writes Frances Goh.

AI will fundamentally alter the business landscape in the coming years, and companies need to be prepared for this shift.

With some analysts estimating the risk of recession in Australia over the next 12 months at 50%, here's how SMEs can best protect themselves.

Australia's immigration system is suffering from a decade of breathtaking neglect, and changes are coming to the country's skilled migration program.

An NBA basketball player gave an unexpected lesson in failure that every startup founder should remember: you don’t have to win all the time.

Not only is Responsible AI the right thing to do, but it is also fast becoming a competitive advantage for businesses. 

Over the 60 years to 2019-20, labour productivity (production per hour worked) grew at an average of 1.8% per year, which sounds small but compounds each year.

For too long I've been one of a handful of token males at International Women's Day events, where the narrative has been about gender equity and the question has been asked: "Why don't we have more men in the room?"