Startups

The Global Talent Scheme visa has been made a permanent fixture. But with only five startups approved under the scheme, was the pilot really a success?

Insurtech startup Handdii has raised $1.5 million in seed funding to give property insurance claims a much-needed revamp.

Match Group is launching Pairs Engage in Japanese market, offering a service tailored to the keen beans of the dating scene.

HealthEngine will face court over allegations it deleted negative reviews and made money from sharing personal information without adequately disclosing it.

Given Facebook's historically laissez-faire approach to user data, perhaps a little regulatory interest is understandable.

For most startups, at some point there is going to be a question of who you’re willing to do business with, and at what cost.

Meatless-burger-maker Beyond Meat has just reported quarterly earnings of US$67.3 million. But the company is yet to make a profit.

There are more than one million bits of space junk in Earth’s orbit, including working and broken satellites and bits of old rockets.

‘Companies seem to be looking to hire younger leaders. From my experience, if you’re not in your 40s, you’re not going to get a look in.’

What role does luck play in launching a successful startup (or several)? Sydney Angels members David Jackson and Greg Bryan offer their thoughts.

Retail startup Fluent Commerce has secured a whopping $33 million in Series B funding, led by US growth equity firm Arrowroot Capital.

Aussie HR and recruitment startup WithYouWithMe has raised $5 million, but for co-founder Luke Rix, success isn’t about dollars in the bank or countries conquered.