Family of killed UberEats rider files workers’ comp claim, in what could be a landmark test case for the gig economy
The family of UberEats rider Dede Fredy is filing a workers’ comp claim over his death, in what could be a landmark case for the gig economy.
Aussie GoFundMe donations up 30% for 2020, with $2 million raised for small businesses
The COVID-19 crisis has seen more than $2 million donated through GoFundMe campaigns in 2020 to help small businesses cover their overheads.
Why every aspiring entrepreneur must learn to call their business baby ‘ugly’
We’ve all heard the trope ‘60% of businesses fail’. But, of course, your business baby is different. The rules don’t apply to your prodigy.
This 15-year-old scientist and social entrepreneur is Time Magazine’s first ever Kid of the Year, and she’s giving us hope
Gitanjali Rao is a scientist and an inventor, using tech to correct the wrongs of the world. She’s also Time Magazine’s first Kid of the Year.
Meet the women-led startups that secured Boosting Female Founders funding, and their share of $12 million
The federal government has dished out $12 million in grant funding to women-led businesses, through its Boosting Female Founders Initiative.
HealthMatch bags $18 million as COVID-19 shines a light on the need for tech in clinical trials
Clinical trials platform HealthMatch has secured $18 million, following a year that’s seen its customer base increase tenfold.
Controversial no-surcharge rule for BNPL players is here to stay — for now
‘No-surcharge’ rules for buy-now-pay-later players are “unlikely” to be scrapped anytime soon, RBA governor Philip Lowe has said.
Layoffs, re-hires and 200% revenue growth: Shippit tops off a tough year by raising $30 million
Shippit has raised $30 million in Series B funding, topping off a year of everything from lay-offs to re-hiring, to triple-digit growth.
If you want to be a true social entrepreneur, you need to embrace diversity
Social impact is more than tackling the issues 'out there'. It's about what's going on within your own business — and who is working there.
Surprise! Bitcoin is back. Three reasons why this time is different
Bitcoin is back. In recent days it has been trading above US$19,000, up from US$10,000 in October and US$5,900 in March.
A four-way win: Why newly listed Booktopia gifted $1,000 of shares to 250 employees, amid $43 million float
When Booktopia listed last week, more than 250 employees received shares. For founder Tony Nash, that's how to build a sustainable business.
‘Unmatched export margins’: Game development could be serious business for Australia — if there was some support
All the indicators are that Australia’s video game development industry could explode in size and scale with the right infrastructure support.