Australia did not produce a billion-dollar tech “unicorn” in 2023,but investors remain bullish about the year to come.
Lucy Lloyd and Heidi Holmes are calling for more start-up founders to ditch venture capital funding as the ‘tech wreck’ deepens.
Leonardo’s young executives lay out their ambitions to grow into a billion-dollar business in their first Australian media interview.
Tech companies need sales reps more than engineers,according to Dan Brockwell,who has launched Australia’s first tech bootcamp with a job guarantee.
Australian venture capital firm Flying Fox is shifting its focus to decidedly “boring” startups,as investors react to the ongoing tech downturn.
Just when you thought Silicon Valley couldn’t get any more detached from reality,in comes billionaire venture capitalist Marc Andreessen.
Australian start-ups are facing a “mortgage cliff” as companies boasting paper valuations in the hundreds of millions start to run out of cash and raise money at much lower prices.
Linktree boss Alex Zaccaria says his social media company is much more than just a list of links and is here to stay.
At least $100 million of capital was devoured by rapid-delivery grocery store start-ups,Milkrun’s creation becoming one of the venture capital industry’s most visible financial follies.
The founder of a Sydney start-up has taken several staff on an emergency trip to recover money from the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank.
All start-up founders live with the risk that one day their company might fail,but few are prepared for their bank going belly-up.