Ferrari’s 12Cilindri shows why the V12 is far from dead

Carving 229 kilometres of Tuscan mountain roads, Ferrari’s 830-horsepower 12Cilindri Spider – quite possibly the marque’s final unassisted V12 – proves the twelve-cylinder still thrills even as Ferrari’s electric era looms. This story was featured in Issue 17 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. It wasn’t supposed to end like this – crawling through the […]

Where I’m putting the money: Jared Pohl

Jared Pohl is Director and co-founder of ECP Asset Management – an active equity specialist launched in 2012 and now with more than $3 billion under management. He spoke to Stewart Hawkins about the challenges of working in a volatile market, the opportunities and dangers of AI, the nuances (and potential costs) of trading ethically […]

Venstra Medical

Why this Aussie-made pump could outperform a $17 billion rival

Venstra Medical’s heart pump promising better results for smaller patients – such as women – was among a raft of heart and diabetes companies to receive $12 million in grants last week. Australian start-up Venstra Medical has developed what it claims to be the world’s smallest and most powerful percutaneous ventricular assist device [pVAD] for […]

‘I’m happy to fight anyone’: Inside the world of women’s boxing

Combat sports are seeing a rapid rise in the number of women participating professionally. Motivation to compete at this level, in what are some of the toughest sports on the planet, is both complex and nuanced. Stewart Hawkins talks to an upcoming pro-fighter and Australia’s reigning top female Olympic boxer to delve into why they […]