Agree with the left, or be destroyed
Google employees were so alarmed by the prospect of a conservative invading their playground that they started a petition to have me removed.
ReadyTech gets a yellow light from investors for ASX listing
While education and HR technology company ReadyTech is limping towards an ASX listing on Wednesday, it will cross the finish line.
Uber plots IPO amid tech mid-life crisis
As analysts pore over Uber's books, it is to be hoped that broader questions about the impact of big tech platforms on society are being belatedly addressed.
Victorian government promised fewer tech outages with $30m overhaul
The boss of Victoria's government IT support agency Cenitex admits it took years to find its feet and promises a big tech upgrade will fix its troubles.
No 5G, no NBN but Huawei dials up its phone presence
As Huawei races with Samsung to be the world's number one phone maker, its most interesting phone may turn out not to matter.
Why super start-up Spaceship was always going to struggle to lift off
Launching a new start-up in the super space is hard work: high risk, tightly regulated and capital intensive ... and most target customers d...
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi targets Australia with phones and gadgets
Australians will soon be able to buy cut-price phones and gadgets from Chinese firm Xiaomi as it joins Huawei and Oppo in challenging Apple ...
Agtech in the money to fight waste with maggots and robots
An agriculture tech start-up has raised funds from VCs and Atlassian's Mike Cannon-Brookes for an ambitious plan to use robotics and data to...
NAB board member to float AI start-up on ASX
NAB board member and former SAP boss Geraldine McBride, is set to take her six-year-old artificial intelligence firm MyWave public, in the l...
Start-up to be 'Facebook of online shopping'
After raising $63 million to help fuel local expansion, Singapore-based ShopBack believes it can beat out its Aussie rival and be the first ...
