Startups

The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening vital gains made for women in the STEM sector, a new report shows. This will lead to even more gender disparity.

Australia has a strong research base in quantum technology, which could become a $4 billion industry by 2040 and create around 16,000 new, high-value jobs.

After making a LinkedIn post and receiving more than 3,300 callouts, Anthony Cohen identified demand for a jobs board, and ProjectDisplaced was born.

Global tech giants have their sights on the Australian mining sector for myriad reasons. But one thing's for sure: startups could snag investment.

E-commerce startup Preezie has secured $575,000 in seed funding, from Skalata Ventures and a handful of angel investors, during a particularly tricky time.

Melbourne-based SilVR Adventures has seen growing demand for its communal virtual reality sessions for seniors in aged-care facilities during COVID-19.

If your startup's value is big enough based on the size of its future revenue stream, and limited by risk, you can always raise funds. Here's how.

With COVID-19 repelling people away from touchscreen kiosks, BindiMaps co-founder Mladen Jovanovic says his startup's app is the GPS solution for our times.

Two thirds of entrepreneurs feel COVID-19 has affected their mental wellbeing, including increased feelings of stress and anxiety.

If you want to run your business as well possible, you have to take care of your own mental health and wellbeing first. That’s coming from a founder who learnt the hard way.

Brisbane startup GO1 has raised $61 million in Series C funding, as the COVID-19 crisis accelerates a global takeup of corporate edtech.

Some business analysts will have you believe that right now is the worst time to be investing in early-stage businesses. The big secret is the smart money has moved from early-stage investing to investing in scale-ups.