Enterprise tech
The cap table and equity software provider has opened an office in Sydney and views Australia and its startup scene as a key growth market.
Our coverage of the $2 billion HR software company started with an off-colour joke. A deluge of current and former staff then came forth with far more significant concerns.
The design software giant's new CFO Kelly Steckelberg has experience in executing the IPO of a large profitable company.
The $2 billion HR software unicorn is scaling back in Southeast Asia, cutting jobs and suspending several initiatives. Insiders say it adds to pattern of abrupt U-turns on strategy.
In a significant changing of the guard at one of Australia's most successful tech companies, SafetyCulture has appointed Kelly Vohs as its new CEO.
Lopes says the sports tech company plans to capitalise on its momentum, with his successful turnaround driving the stock to eight-year highs.
Several former employees of the $2 billion HR software provider have come forward with criticism over the company's internal practices.
In his first public appearance since leaving Atlassian, Farquhar shared his investment strategy, thoughts on AI and some surprising relationship advice.
Contractors accuse the company of lowering hourly rates.
While Robyn Denholm talked up the importance of diversity and inclusion at the National Tech Summit, her views clash wildly with those of Elon Musk, her chief executive at Tesla.
Appen promises to help Big Tech clients build ambitious AI tools. But weeks after a major tech bungle, many of its own contractors are unpaid and growing frustrated.
Quantum computing promises to break today's encryption systems. QuintessenceLabs has been working on quantum-safe cybersecurity protections for nearly 20 years.
The Australian tech darling had another good story to tell today after a secondary sale boosted its value to $48 billion. But a lack of detail means it raised more questions than it answered.
The tech company is accused of breaching the Fair Work Act in a lawsuit brought by a software engineer who alleges she received unequal pay compared with her male colleagues.
The ousting of founders is almost always messy. WiseTech investors are clearly happy that Richard White found a way to remain within the business despite his recent scandals.
Airtrunk was sold for $24 billion. HMC Capital's David Di Pilla thinks he can put similar numbers on the board.
With news that Richard White will step aside as CEO of WiseTech, it seems as if we've found the line in the sand. But it doesn't mean that he's leaving the company he co-founded.
