Entrepreneurs

Setbacks can sap the energy and optimism of a new year. But leadership isn’t about avoiding challenges—it’s about responding to them with reflection, collaboration, and decisive action.

The Australian Open is the highest-attended Grand Slam in the world. SafetyCulture founder Luke Anear chats with Forbes Australia about acing the training and safety inspections and keeping 1.2 million Happy Slammers out of harm’s way.

The billionaire technologist has quietly founded a startup that aims to “bring people closer, simplify communication, and enhance engagement” through artificial intelligence.

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest has spent 5 years secretly working to bring together US and Chinese foreign policy experts to find common ground on national security and AI. Here’s what the Brookings Institute consortium has achieved.

The billionaire Amazon founder put early money into Airbnb and Uber. Now he’s placing bets on these AI robotics companies.

Katherine Homuth created Sheertex’s tights from bulletproof vest materials. Next up for SRTX: new materials for sustainable swimsuits.

As the new year begins, it’s tempting to dive into ambitious New Year’s resolutions. But let’s face it—most fizzle out by February.

If you’re wondering what monticello, katz, and sobriquet mean, you’re not alone. They are among the definitions googled most by Australians this year.

Even those whose lives are devoted to the wellness of others can struggle to keep their own goals on track. Here’s what eight wellness entrepreneurs are setting their focus on in the new year.

Tech leaders joining Trump’s administration are championing the visas—and other Trump allies aren’t happy about it.