Startups

Digital healthcare startup Tyde has secured $3 million in Series A funding from an array of high net-worth and institutional investors to prepare the company’s app for an influx of Australians using it to monitor their health records

By Gary Mortimer, Queensland University of Technology and Louise Grimmer, University of Tasmania

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Australian parcel delivery and logistics startup Sendle is continuing to take the fight to incumbent postal operator Australia Post by offering a guaranteed lower price for national parcel sending for Australian small businesses.

Mark Giancaspro, Lecturer in Law, University of Adelaide

There is a lot of hype in the business world surrounding the emerging blockchain…

San Francisco-based but Adelaide-founded startup HappyCo has completed a $US10.8 million ($14 million) Series A funding round led by Australian investors, as the proptech startup looks to bring its research and development efforts back to Adelaide.

Silicon Valley giant Twilio has announced its first foray into the Australian market through the opening of two new international offices in Melbourne and Sydney

The chair of SBE Australia and angel investor, Topaz Conway, is proud of the way SBE's accelerator is supporting the next generation of Australian female founders.

Australian betting and wagering startup Neds is the latest to jump on the cryptocurrency craze through its own initial coin offering.

Australian quantum computing startup Q-CTRL has won the accolade of being the only company outside of the US and Canada to be picked by computing giant IBM's for its Q Network.

When Spotify finally went public on the New York Stock Exchange on April 3 as SPOT, it did so in a very unconventional way. Here's the winners and losers from the listing.

Startup founders say say it’s time for Brisbane to stop flying under the radar and claim its spot as one of Australia’s bone fide startup hubs.

The bid by Aussie startup MOVUS to capture the “unsexy” side of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technology has struck a chord with some of Australia’s biggest investing names, who have parted with $4.8 million to help propel the startup to international growth.