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The hardware provider behind the FIFA Women’s World Cup, a US-founded hotel chain with 14 local outposts, and a homegrown Aussie tech unicorn have all made the list.

There are more than 50,000 venture-backed startups in the U.S., and only the tiniest fraction will ever reach a $1 billion valuation. Here are the 25 we think most likely to succeed.

The women on the third annual Forbes 50 Over 50 are founding brands used by millions, breaking world records and forging technological breakthroughs. They are proof positive that success and innovation can happen at any age.

Work futurist Dominic Price looks back on three years of ‘Team Anywhere’ at Atlassian, which has a net worth of $44.49 billion and is lauded as one of the most successful companies in Australian history.

As fallout intensifies following CommBank’s ruling that staff must be in the office 50% of the time, new data is emerging that increasingly supports a flexible working model.

A recent survey by Gartner HR has revealed that financial stress is worse than ever for Australian employees – so why are they more likely to leave their jobs?

Falling stocks, wounded unicorns and rising interest rates translated into a down year for the world’s wealthiest people.

The software giant and billionaire cofounder made a number of AI promises on Monday, from new products to $500 million to invest in startups.

The glaring lack of diversity in Australia’s technology sector is “not a women’s problem”, according to Westpac Chief Information Officer Miranda Ratajski, “it’s everyone’s problem”.

The human resources start-up, which was last valued at more than $1 billion, has launched an AI hiring tool called Swag.