Posts tagged "startups"

An accountant is obviously not trained as a counsellor or psychologist, but for many, they represent a reliable outlet and a trusted sanity check.

Sports drink startup PREPD has outlined big expansion plans after managing to raise almost a million dollars in a recent funding round.

It’s fair to say the legaltech revolution started slowly. LexisNexis began digitising journals and case law in the 1970s (which, looking b…

South Australia ranks ahead of the UK for entrepreneurs, with a new report revealing young aussies are also flocking to the state compared to other areas.

Coding has brought automation to everything from babysitting to dog walking, and before long it will come for the coders themselves.

The Morrison government may not be as committed to tackling climate change as many would hope, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing we can do.

What makes Israel, a country of just eight million people, so effective at producing great startups and embracing rapid growth?

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when the coalition government abandoned Australian startups, but this isn't the first time, and it won't be the last.

Startups need to invest in university graduates and build them into the next generation of hackers, hustlers and hipsters.

The Brexit uncertainty should cause serious concern for anyone with an interest in keeping the UK at the centre of Europe’s technology sector.

Confused and angry business owners are threatening to switch providers in droves as Neto scrambles to clarify how big its price increase will be.

A strong, robust feedback culture can come in all shapes and sizes, and every company will shape their own uniquely. Here's how to get started.