Posts tagged "telstra"

Telstra has apologised to businesses regarding an eftpos outage that affected operations late last week amid a broader discussion about payments resilience.

Telstra has paid back over $9 million to 72,000 customers in Australia after it was found a third-party billing service was charging unknowing customers.

MyRepublic have been fined for running misleading online advertisements with insufficient fine-print disclaimers for a five-month period.

A $1 billion five-year technologies deal between the Australian government and IBM will accelerate the uptake of new technologies in the public sector.

In a bombshell announcement, telecom giant Telstra yesterday revealed it would be axing over 8,000 jobs and reducing its number of plans fro…

The bid by Aussie startup MOVUS to capture the “unsexy” side of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technology has struck a chord with some of Australia’s biggest investing names, who have parted with $4.8 million to help propel the startup to international growth.

A small business owner has warned other SMEs to take be vigilant about protecting personal information, after he was billed more than $4000 …

Muru-D, one of Australia’s most prominent and successful startup accelerators, has announced its fifth and most diverse cohort, ushering 1…

Small businesses across the country could be missing out on a major opportunity to reach new customers, with recent research from Telstra re…

Chief executive of Settlement Services International Violet Roumeliotis says when it comes to business growth in Australia, she has one mes…

A Treasury report into the government’s ten-year plan to cut company tax rates will suggest implementing the full scheme would contribute $3…

Thousands of Australian NBN customers are set to get refunds as major telcos begin to investigate potential overcharging, reports The Austra…