It’s going to get harder for tech startups to secure bank funding, CEO of professional services software startup Ignition and angel investor Guy Pearson tells Forbes Australia. Pearson co-founded Ignition more than a decade ago after experiencing first-hand the manual processing problems in the accounting industry. Today, Ignition is claiming to build the “Shopify for […]
Gold Coast’s iconic Palazzo Versace hotel has confirmed its agreement with the luxury fashion house will not be renewed, and will expire midway through 2023. Once Gold Coast’s most luxurious hotel, it opened in 2000 after Soheil Abedian, the founder of Australian property development company Sunland Group, visited the House of Versace in 1997 to […]
All eyes will be on the Delaware Court as Fox News (and its parent company, Fox Corp) fronts a US$1.6 billion defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems, brought on back in 2021.
Elon Musk, one of the world’s richest men, gave an insight into his Twitter ownership in a rare – and bizarre – interview with the BBC this week.
Australian grocery delivery startup MilkRun will reportedly close its doors, blaming economic conditions. Here’s what led to this moment.
The luxury carmaker will offer exclusive experiences for those wanting to try out a Bentley for the first time, or for existing fans. The new travel series, called ‘Extraordinary Journeys’ is launching this month, with tours across the UK, New Mexico and Scandinavia to begin with, before rolling out more locations later this year. Each […]
Named Operation Cookie Monster, a law enforcement operation across 17 countries has resulted in the takedown of Genesis Market – one of the most dangerous marketplaces selling stolen account credentials to hackers.
Legal firm Gordon Legal is spearheading the case on behalf of Hepburn Shire Council Mayor, Brian Hood.
Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has confirmed the Australian Government will ban TikTok on devices issued by Commonwealth departments and agencies.
In the first three months of 2023, Australian startups reported $661 million of capital raised across 82 deals. That was less than 50% of reported capital raised in Q1 of 2021 and 20% of Q1 in 2022, according to Cut Through Ventures’ quarterly report.