Anastasia Santoreneos

Brian Armstrong is CEO and co-founder of Coinbase. He reveals his favourite books, podcasts – and his road to success.

Data shows pilates is the fastest-growing exercise genre in Australia. Meet the two men taking advantage of the Pilates revolution – and launching a new empire. No, you’re not imagining it. There has been an increase in the number of yoga mats and Lululemon tights floating around the streets of Australia. The practice of Pilates […]

Those who purchased Australian Open ArtBall NFTs in 2022 will be rewarded with a seven-day ground pass for week two of the 2023 season – and a slew of other benefits. As the crypto world descends into chaos, Tennis Australia is continuing its investment into its 2022 Grand Slam non-fungible token (NFT) project, extending benefits […]

Her climb to fame and fortune seems like it happened almost overnight.

Monika Tu shares her personal style tips with Forbes Australia. Who is your style icon? Pretty much myself. Sorry! I always have a purpose for what I wear, and I’m always comfortable. How would you describe your style? My style is comfortable to start with, and it’s always using the best materials to really make […]

Erin Deering left Australian swimwear success story, Triangl, in 2018. Now, she plans on pursuing something that feeds her passions.

Quantum computing was touted to smash the blockchain and destroy its security. Meet the developers making sure that doesn’t happen – and the investors that sought them out. Quantum computing has been touted to be the destruction of all data encryption techniques as we know it. While classical computers work in bits – represented through […]

The chief of the green division of Andrew Forrest’s mining company says Australia is poised to be a leader in green hydrogen.

Chef Kimura is in pursuit of one-and-only dishes and is bringing them to Australia. Tokyo chef Koji Kimura is a third-generation sushi chef, often referred to as ‘The Father of Aged Sushi’. But you’d be hard-pressed to taste his creations, given his two-Michelin-star Tokyo restaurant is constantly booked out. “My grandfather was a sushi chef, […]

Founder of vitamins company JSHealth, 33-year-old Jessica Sepel, turned her last $40,000 into a nearly-half-a-billion-dollar empire. Here’s how.