Business giants BHP and GE embrace tech start-ups
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How BHP Billion and GE are leading big business in partnering with start-ups and small technology businesses.
How BHP Billion and GE are leading big business in partnering with start-ups and small technology businesses.
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Innovation Minister Greg Hunt extends innovation programs beyond start-ups with a fund for businesses worth between $20 million and $200 million.
Macquarie University is joining with companies including Optus and NAB to make Sydney's Macquarie Park a startup heavy innovation precinct.
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Real estate agent comparison site OpenAgent has landed $12 million, in a round led by the Westpac-backed Reinventure.
App that lets malls and retailers analyse their customers is looking to raise $7.5 million by going public.
Professor Mark Smythe's biotech firm promises US investors it will revolutionise medicine.
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