Startups

New research from suggests that investment into Australian tech firms has taken a bit of a hit, but should startups be worried?

SheStarts has partnered with Google for Entrepreneurs, scoring ongoing funding of $100,000 per year, plus access to Google’s resources, globally.

Residents of an eco-friendly Fremantle apartment block will be connected to the Power Ledger network, allowing them to trade in excess energy.

Envato's Collis Ta’eed says the company's first major acquisition of Mexican startup Placeit was not about the location, but a meeting of minds.

Two Australian startups have seen major wins this week, taking home industry awards for innovation and software development

Australian software giant Atlassian will sell its HipChat and Stride chat products to Slack as part of a "strategic partnership" between the two companies.

Twitter is shutting down any unverified accounts using Elon Musk's name, in a bid to crack down on cryptocurrency scams.

A long-time supporter of the Australian startup scene, Alan Noble walked away from a comfortable job and launched a startup rooted in his personal passions.

It turns out to be a good entrepreneur you don't need business coaching or millions of dollars. You just need to be infected with one tiny brain parasite.

Startups need to hire experienced developers and product experts, and invest in traditional roles if they want to scale, but it’s easier said than done.

Network management startup Encapto has raised $3 million in funding, and founder Darryl Clarke is eyeing off global expansion and an initial public offering.

FroPro founder Ed O'Donoghue walked out of the Shark Tank with a quarter of a million bucks in investment — but he says he’d prefer to be “thrashed by 130-kilogram blokes” than pitch before the sharks again.