Finance and markets
They're common in private equity and venture capital and now coming for private credit, but they could make the booming asset class even more opaque.
The departure of one of the most well liked figures in Australian startups, James Tynan, from a coveted role at Square Peg surprised many. It ultimately came down to a simple factor.
Software companies are bleeding red across global markets today as fears of AI disruption grow. But the selloff might be more irrational than it looks at first blush.
Despite running hard on claims migrants are driving up housing prices, rising political force One Nation concedes Australia needs more skilled migrants to address housing shortages.
A fresh wave of AI-driven anxiety has hammered US software stocks and spilled onto the ASX, as local tech firms scramble to convince investors their AI strategies can deliver real returns.
While OpenClaw and Moltbook stole headlines over the past week, the real shake-up was in the AI coding tools quietly redefining how startups are built — and how many people it takes to build them.
Fighting scams is vital, but many Australian banks have gone too far on crypto, limiting legitimate activity in the name of protection.
The fund manager's Damien Boey said it would be foolhardy to believe gold is an uncorrelated asset.
Humm Group's board infuriated investors after sitting on the buyout bid. But Credit Corp boss Thomas Beregi says he wasn't expecting his confidential offer to be made public.
