YouTube continues to lose advertisers
YouTube parent company Alphabet's share price sank this week as major advertisers stopped spending amid concerns about offensive videos.
Booktopia ready for Amazon attack
"Even if Amazon took 60 per cent of the Australian book market ... there's still $1 billion left for everybody else," Booktopia chief executive Tony Nash says.
To which data breaches should firms confess?
Laws will soon force Australian organisations to confess when they suffer data breaches, but deciding what counts as one is a challenge.
Alibaba, Australia Post to fight food fraud
Australia Post, Blackmores and Alibaba have formed a partnership aimed at cracking down on brand impersonators in China using blockchain technology.
Can Uber stay in the fast lane?
Uber is facing the biggest crisis in its short history. Can Travis Kalanick's ride-hailing giant stay in the fast lane?
Amazon will boost Oz businesses, says startup
Far from being a threat to Australian businesses, this tech exec says Amazon's arrival in Australia will benefit local ventures.
Lavender set to bloom in China
Lavender, biotechnology and ecommerce will set the new tone for the China-Australia trade.
Lexoo the latest to disrupt law
Britain-based lawyer-matching online marketplace Lexoo will launch in Australia with 39 lawyers, the latest contender trying to disrupt the ...
Google loses ads over offensive videos
Google's advertising crisis has gone global after some of the biggest marketers including AT&T; halted spending on YouTube.
Fintechs cash in as banks are crimped
The impact of bank lending limits to cool the housing boom may be muted as tech-savvy borrowers turn to fintechs to access loans from non-ba...
