Startups

There are calls government support tailored to high-growth tech companies, amid claims the sector has been “bought to its knees” by the COVID-19 crisis.

Entrepreneurs thrive in crises and uncertainty. They revel in the depths of the most complex global challenges. It’s how they’re wired.

COVID-19 is playing havoc with the economy, and a recession is looking increasingly likely. But what does that mean for startups relying on VC investment?

As COVID-19 sees swathes of Aussie employees move into makeshift home offices, there’s one very serious question on everyone’s lips. Will the NBN cope?

Australia's privacy watchdog has launched court proceedings against Facebook, and consumers should hope this is only the first of many more actions by the privacy regulator.

Australian police agencies are reportedly using controversial facial recognition software, Clearview AI.

One year on, Salesforce Ventures has backed five startups in New Zealand and Australia, and fund principal Robert Keith has made a few observations too.

The economy is going to grow and scale. But that scale is going to come from technology companies, not legacy industries.

Whether they're seven figures, a few token dollars, or topped up with a healthy options compensation, startup CEO salaries vary wildly.

Sexism is alive and well in startupland, but for the women experiencing it, speaking up could cost them funding, reputation, and their businesses.