“Nothing is done voluntarily”: Germany mandates boardroom quota for women executives
Germany’s government has introduced a mandatory boardroom quota for women in senior management positions at listed companies.
By David Tuffley, Griffith University
Humans before animals and property. No discrimination as to who should survive. Safeguards against …
Woolworths unveiled a $1.5 billion profit yesterday, but chief executive Brad Banducci says there’s still plenty of work to do and a dedicat…
A bot (short for robot) performs highly repetitive tasks by automatically gathering or posting information based on a set of algorithms. The…
While much of the media focus at this month’s climate meeting in Marrakech (COP22) was on US President-elect Donald Trump, there were sign…
A German tech startup that has attracted more than 10 million users in the UK has officially set up shop in Australia.
Stocard, an app ai…
Melbourne-based startup Redbubble has announced plans to open a European base in Berlin as it continues its plan to become the next big Aust…
A globe-trotting Aussie entrepreneur is on his way to one of the biggest tech conferences in the world after winning a Queensland pitching c…
The location of the government’s fourth startup landing pad has been revealed, with a physical space in Berlin providing Australian entrepre…
Housing affordability continues to be an issue of importance to voters, with a recent Fairfax-Ipsos poll showing 69% of Australian capita…
By Karen Coombs and Eloise Keating
Checking your smartphone for an email from your boss could be a thing of the past with the number of h…
