WiseTech's Richard White stays the course
WiseTech shareholders push it up 10 per cent following its results, as Richard White says it's full steam ahead.
'Industry of ripoffs': ATO warns on software R&D; claims
Audit wave feared as ATO accuses startups of claiming against business risk, not technical risk.
What 1000 business conflicts taught me
If arguments between owners become about 'winners' and 'losers' - then everybody loses.
'I didn't want to be a battery hen'
As the co-working office space sector grows, smaller providers have to differentiate their offering and secure their market niche.
WiseTech increases profit 368pc
Logistics software technology company WiseTech Global has lifted net profit by 368 per cent to $14.5 million.
Mo' money, mo' challenges at Vinomofo
Raising $25 million should be a founder's dream but Andre Eikmeier still finds plenty to keep him awake at night.
Altium tackling software piracy in China to drive growth
Altium's big growth opportunity in China is not centered on attracting new users, rather it's making current users pay.
Aconex growth slows following Brexit hit
Revenue at construction software business Aconex has been battered by Brexit, but it is promising an improvement.
Altium on track to beat revenue target
Altium grows revenue 38 per cent to $US48.7 million and says its on track to exceed its $100 million revenue target for the full year.
Forging new ground for female entrepreneurs
"We've been through too many generations where women are building businesses under capital starvation": Kay Koplovitz.
Uber car hire start-up bags Investec funding
Splend, an Aussie start-up that rents cars to Uber drivers, has secured funding from specialist lender Investec, which values the company at...
