Where did Guvera's $180 million go?
Music streaming service Guvera collapsed this month leaving behind 3000 frustrated investors and a big unanswered question: where did the money go?
From Sydney spreadsheet to a fintech with 300,000 users
It was only in 2012 that Bosco Tan and Alvin Singh tired of not knowing where their money was going, and decided to fix the problem.
Amsterdam's latest 'sharing' economy limit
Amsterdam plans new rule for AirBnB and similar services to prevent homeowners from operating underground hotels.
UK warns internet giants on hate speech
A report from Parliament's cross-party Home Affairs Committee said the companies are "shamefully far" from having done enough to deal with illegal and dangerous content.
Uber hails $6.5 billion in 2016
Ride-hailing service Uber generated $6.5 billion in revenue last year and its gross bookings doubled to $US20 billion.
Uber loses another key exec amid turmoil
Uber has lost another executive as communications chief Rachel Whetstone, formerly of Google, resigned the car-share app.
China no longer the 'copycat nation'
While the world was focused on missile strikes in Syria and presidential meetings in Florida, a Chinese company entered an exclusive club.
Foreign suitors line up for Toshiba unit
The Japanese government has made no secret of the fact that it wants to keep the business in the country, but is having trouble finding local suitors.
Ex-Xero boss to lead financial adviser platform
Chris Ridd and MYOB founder Craig Winkler have backed a cloud platform that provides real-time data to manage household finances.
Stop the hand-wringing over Uber
The great disruptor remains a privately-held company and Mr Kalanick's stake makes talk of ousting him over the recent scandals ridiculous.
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.
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?
Lavender set to bloom in China
Lavender, biotechnology and ecommerce will set the new tone for the China-Australia trade.
Google revamps ads policies after uproar
The moves are aimed at rebutting criticism the search giant has not done enough to curb hate speech online.
Westpac takes lead with wristbands and messaging
Westpac will be the first major bank to launch wearable payment accessories and to enable banking in message apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and Snapchat.
Intel bets on selling Mobileye data
The value of data gleaned by self-driving scan technology helps explain the heavy premium paid by the Israeli group.
Intel driven to overpay for Mobileye
Intel says it can knock off $175m of Mobileye's operating costs by 2019. That alone does not justify the premium paid.
World wide web's inventor warns of peril
The computer scientist who wrote the blueprint for what would become the world wide web 28 years ago today, is alarmed at what has happened to it.
Big brother, hackers are inside your home
Billions of everyday objects will soon be connected to the internet, from rice cookers to shoe insoles. But most lack even basic security.
N1 Holdings launches flat fee service
ASX-listed financial services group N1 Holdings' "flat fee" service goes head to head with Purplebricks, BuyMyPlace and agents.
Startup raises $1m to automate marketing
A Brisbane startup believes it is the first to allow marketing design to be conducted online without going off the rails ... look out Canva.
Domino's new weapon in pizza wars: AI
Domino's is embracing artificial intelligence to convince Australians to eat more pizza.
Former Xero boss joins 'PowerPoint killer'
Chris Ridd has joined startup SalesPreso as an investor and adviser as it sells its 'PowerPoint on steroids' platform to large organisations.
Cabcharge 80c special dividend lifts gloom
A special dividend of 80 cents put a rocket under Cabcharge's share price, but the long-term shifts in its industry are worrying.
How Dropbox and Drobo have let us down
Despite being longtime advocates of cloud pioneer Dropbox and storage supplier Drobo, we have discovered problems that amazingly they can't fix.
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