‘Redefine work’: Slack rolls out GPT function
Salesforce, which purchased workplace chat tool Slack in 2020, has revealed it will rollout a GPT-integrated function on the platform.
Anastasia Santoreneos
Anastasia Santoreneos reports on innovation, technology, business and wealth. She also compiles Forbes Australia's lists. Email Anastasia at anastasia.santoreneos@forbes.com.au.
Incoming Qantas CEO’s pay-packet revealed
Vanessa Hudson, who will replace Alan Joyce as Group CEO of Qantas in November 2023, will receive a fixed annual salary of $1.6 million per annum, the airline has revealed.
The end of passwords? Google rolls out huge new feature
The tech juggernaut has been working alongside Apple and Microsoft to bring the passkeys feature to its platform as an alternative to traditional passwords.
Alan Joyce steps down as Qantas CEO, replacement revealed
Joyce, who was appointed CEO in 2008, will be succeeded by the Group’s current chief financial officer, Vanessa Hudson.
‘Revenge travel’: Ultra-luxe bucket-list trips see huge return in 2023
International travel is proving resilient in the wake of the pandemic – but the trips look slightly different. Travellers are prioritising ‘bucket-list’ experiences, which tend to have a much higher price-tag. Bucket list holidays are on the cards for more than a quarter (28.6%) of Australians in 2023, Luxury Escapes’ 2023 Travel Trends report found. […]
Aussie GM’s journey from teen retailer to TAG Heuer frontrunner
Van Mulryan has been working in retail since she was 15 – now, she’s the general manager of TAG Heuer Australia. She sits down with Forbes Australia to share her thoughts on leadership and success.
‘Biggest launch of the year’: The tech masterminds behind sell-out Nike x Tiffany collab
In 2019, three ex-Google employees put their heads together to make hype drops a better experience for fans. Today, EQL has raised $25 million in capital and powered some of the world’s hottest hype drops successfully.
Revealed: The top 10 most expensive properties in Australia
As prices continue to tick up in the trophy home market segment, Forbes Australia finds the gap between prestige and trophy is becoming more consistent with the rest of the world.
From side-hustle to global phenomenon: How Lorna Jane became an activewear giant
Lorna Jane Clarkson started the activewear label Lorna Jane in 1989. After working as a dental therapist, she built the label from the ground up. Today, there are more than 140 Lorna Jane stores in Australia alone. This year, she celebrates 35 years of business and sits down with Forbes Australia to share her secrets […]
How the iconic Carrera changed TAG Heuer – forever
As luxury watchmaker TAG reflects on 60 years of its iconic Carrera timepiece, Forbes Australia sits down with chief marketing officer, George Ciz, to track its journey to icon status. Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer is celebrating 60 years of Carrera, launching a new collection and campaign to mark the occasion. And it truly is […]