Posts tagged "san francisco"

Our senior tech reporter recently spent two weeks in the US and reflects on the state of the industry on the ground - from the rise of AI, economic turmoil and layoffs.

BugCrowd's founder discusses Silicon Valley, relocating overseas and the good and bad that comes with being an Aussie entrepreneur.

Ever wondered how Santa Clara Valley came to be known as Silicon Valley? Well, it all started in 1939 when Hewlett Packard was founded in Palo Alto.

Shopify serves over 600,000 merchants in 175 countries, and much of this success comes down to good culture and creative freedom.

Aussie startup founder Ned Dwyer shares his tips on US expansion, adjusting to life in Silicon Valley and aspiring beyond the “broken model”.

Running a startup can be challenging at the best of times, but what is it like trying to establish business credentials when operating out o…

As councils across Australia strive to enhance their liveability, parklets are proving popular among city communities. And small businesses have a role to play.

Workplace safety startup SafetyCulture has closed its San Francisco office just one year after setting up operations in Silicon Valley.

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He’s spent the past five years bringing one of Uber’s biggest rivals to life, but co-founder of ride-sharing platform Lyft, John Zimmer, …

Melbourne is among the world’s top 10 cities to work in for tech workers based on weekly rent and commute times, according to a study by r…

A Melbourne-founded startup that builds headphones that customise sound for each listener has raised $6 million from major investors to brin…

Despite the advent of simplified coffee making options such as pod-based machines, coffee enthusiasts have been able to take solace in the f…