Anastasia Santoreneos

Google will face court on Tuesday September 12 in what’s been touted to be the United States’ biggest monopolisation case since the 90s.

The Australian government’s decision to block Qatar Airways’ bid for additional flights is facing severe backlash. Here’s how Qantas got caught in the crossfire – and where the Government stands.

As attendees at this year’s Burning Man finally begin their mass exodus after being stranded amid intense flooding, Forbes Australia looks back at the billionaires who’ve shown face in years prior.

Qantas will reportedly scrap the December 2023 cut-off date for COVID flight refunds. But the news comes as the consumer watchdog announced it would take legal action against the airline.

Flight Centre Travel Group has reported underlying EBITDA of $301.6 million, which is a $485 million turnaround from an EBITDA loss of $183 million in FY22.

Thanks to a leaked recording, we now know why the CEO of work-from-home enabler Zoom asked staff to return to the office.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) has launched a nation-wide electronic health record (EHR), bringing a “digital set of extra hands” to clinicians in the sky, in remote areas.

Qantas Group has posted its first full-year statutory profit after tax since FY19, and claims it plans to share benefits with employees and shareholders.

United H2 Limited (UHL) launched in 2019 and has since formed the world’s largest hydrogen conglomerate. Now, it’s planning a dual listing, and expects to achieve a valuation of $1 billion.

With the rise of ChatGPT and generative AI, the future of work has changed rapidly for Australian and global employees.