17 Australian companies named in ‘World’s Best Employers’ list
Seventeen Australian companies spanning across eight different industries feature among the 900 organisations recognised on Forbes’ 2025 World’s Best Employers list.
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‘Biggest plans yet’: Kic co-founder Laura Henshaw steps down as CEO
The co-founder of fitness brand Kic, Laura Henshaw, has revealed that Jane Martino – co-founder of Smiling Mind – will take the reins and steer the company through its “biggest plans yet”.
Venture Studio Nakatomi pulls in $3.5m to ‘back and build’ Aussie startups
The founders of Leonardo.AI and Active Hotels chipped in on the raise, which will help to launch up to 4 new ventures a year.
Is the Labubu craze ending? Prices are down and inventory is up as eyes turn to a new toy
Demand for Labubus is waning—but this doll could be Pop Mart’s next big thing.
Revolut billionaire CEO is the latest ultra-wealthy founder to leave London. Here’s why
Revolut cofounder Nik Storonsky is the latest billionaire to shift their residence away from the U.K. after the British government scrapped a generous tax break
Is LeBron James retiring? NBA star’s ‘Second Decision’ revealed
LeBron James sent the NBA world into meltdown on Tuesday, teasing a major announcement in a video that looked suspiciously like his 2010 ESPN special, “The Decision.” So is he retiring?
How can AI impact population-level mental wellbeing? Significantly.
If organisations and governments don’t prepare for coming changes, we risk AI giving us more time but less belonging, leaving societies lonelier, less trusting, and less resilient, writes Greta Bradman.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT now connects with third-party apps like Spotify: Here’s the latest in the AI arms race
Artificial intelligence products are launching at a rapid pace as the sector’s largest companies battle for supremacy and secure increasingly large valuations worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
Australia’s innovation crisis: The case for a national tech scale-up ecosystem
Australia ranks below Botswana for economic complexity, writes Greg Miller. Our only hope for remaining internationally competitive is to grow the things we invent to a size that matters on the world stage.
Why Australia must build its own GenAI storytelling culture
When Sundance vaulted indie filmmakers into the spotlight in the late 1980s, it reshaped cinema and the business around it.