Ingogo taps investors
Taxi booking and payments-company, ingogo, is tapping shareholders for further funds and delaying an ASX-listing until the latter half of 2017, sources told Street Talk.
Banks pay lip service to fintech collaboration
Banks will need to become "platforms" delivering financial services with various start-up partners but engagement is still relatively poor says the CEO of Stone & Chalk.
Top chefs welcome ANZ's versatile new kitchen tool
ANZ's mobile payments system BladePay promises to resolve many of the headaches faced by hospitality businesses.
Government launches $4.9m Global Connections Fund
The government has allocated the first $660,000 of its $4.9 million Global Connections fund to 14 researchers and SMEs.
Sandberg plans to use $US100m for charity
Mark Zuckerberg's chief lieutenant, Sheryl Sandberg, is making her own philanthropic move.
Trains, boats and planes are cyber risks
Israeli cyber expert Ofir Hason says an attack on trains in San Francisco last week shows the dangers.
Start-ups snub Silicon Valley for ASX
The story of waste water treatment company Emefcy confounds conventional wisdom on at least two fronts.
EU courts will decide on Uber's identity crisis
A court decision next year could decide the fate of the low-cost sharing economy.
Chevy's electric shock: $12k loss on each car
It sounds crazy, but the damage makes perfect business sense. Here's why.
Israel investigating Packer on Netanyahu ties, reports say
Israeli police are investigating reports that James Packer gave members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's family gifts and benefits, me...
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