States to vie for 1200 Infosys jobs
The Indian technology consulting giant will create 1200 jobs in three new innovation hubs by 2020, but hasn't said where they will be.
How founders can show Facebook won't flatten them
"What's to stop Facebook or Google replicating your product?" It's a question good start-ups needn't fear.
Abu Dhabi flicks save Adelaide's Krix
Middle Eastern cinemagoers have emerged as the unlikely saviours of a South Australian manufacturer of loudspeakers.
Can Lime finally crack the Aussie bike-sharing market?
Lime must think differently if its electric bikes are to succeed where others have failed in the local on-demand market, and it is poised to launch on-demand electric scooters too.
Now you can sell your car at the servo
Caltex is turning its service station forecourts into car sales and rental yards as an antidote to flat sales of fuel.
Share schemes set to grow under reforms
Proposed changed to employee share scheme rules are already stirring action.
Clean Seas courts 2000 chefs
Clean Seas Seafood's sales staff have visited 2000 chefs in Australia and Europe to sell the virtues of the "Aston Martin' of fish.
Start-ups heat up as funding rises 46pc
Funding for Australia's start-ups and young tech companies rose 46 per cent year-on-year to $1.1 billion in the September quarter, dominated by raises for three fintechs.
Kiwi start-up predicts how events will impact business
PredictHQ, which has bagged $13.9 million funding, helps clients such as Uber predict how events can have an impact on their services.
Foodco franchisee enquiries halve
A parliamentary inquiry and tighter bank lending has turned prospective franchisees away, the boss of Muffin Break and Jamaica Blue said.
Sports tech player springs to life with new funding
It's been about 15 years, but Fusion Sport could be about to hit its straps, having scored backing from TechnologyOne founder Adrian Di Marc...
