Australia loves to call in the consultants
Australia has overtaken the UK and US as the second most attractive consulting market in the world.
Science, tech grads struggle in jobs market
Science and technology graduates are finding it hard to get a job despite hype around the need for more people to study STEM at uni.
Motherhood just can't explain tech pay gap
Motherhood alone does not explain the persistent gender pay gap in science, technology, engineering and maths jobs.
Are diversity and culture bonuses 'soft'?
The Australian head of proxy firm ISS and the CEO of superannuation group ACSI go head to head on "soft" bonuses after last week's CBA protest vote.
MYOB business model under a cloud
The short version of the bear case against MYOB is that the desktop-centric software company is being disrupted by the cloud.
STEM gender issues start at primary school, end at work
The push to increase the level of women working in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) needs to begin at primary school.
KKR-backed Findex posts $13.2m profit
The financial services house has moved into profit after bedding down a string of acquisitions.
Using robots to keep banks honest
Jeff Carmichael, Australia's former top banking regulator, is leading a push by IBM to apply "2001: A Space Odyssey"-style artificial intell...
Independent consultants fight big rivals
How two independent consulting firms are taking on big strategy houses - and winning business.
Gender equity at BCG, Bain and McKinsey
The major consulting firms want to boost women in management, but just one in four is the best that BCG can do. The others are worse.
