Casino operator Star Entertainment will cancel all executive bonusses, freeze salaries and axe 500 jobs after “experiencing a significant and rapid deterioration in operating conditions” particularly at its Sydney and Gold Coast casinos.
The company says it has delivered more than 5 billion DVDs since 1998.
The trial was expected to start Tuesday but court was delayed for hours as the two sides worked out a last-minute settlement.
Forbes Australia’s Editor-In-Chief Sarah O’Carroll takes a spin in a McLaren GT with Sam White, CEO of Stella Insurance, to discuss what it takes to grow a business in a male-dominated industry.
Musk lamented that it “remains to be seen” whether or not Twitter will be a financial success for him, in some of his harshest public comments concerning his $44 billion purchase—but he added “some things are priceless.”
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 […]
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Western countries have frozen or seized at least US$9 billion worth of luxury real estate, superyachts and private jets belonging to Russian billionaires since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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.
Nvidia held its GTC 2023 event for developers this past week, with a range of announcements in quantum computing, the metaverse, large language models, robotics, automotive and more.