Posts tagged "europe"

Minister Patterson said the Paris office will be a crucial part of the network of existing offices, opening up further opportunities for South Australian businesses.

STA Travel has collapsed into administration and has told customers they wont be offered cash refunds for holidays cancelled due to COVID-19.

After taking on unsustainable amounts of debt, the Australian chairman of SKINS has thrown in the towel after 17 years running the business.

Concerned small businesses have criticised a state government decision to take planning approval over Kaufland sites out of the hands of local government.

In this internet age where same-day delivery is a reality, the role of the out-of-capital-city department store is not clear in shopper’s minds.

'Smart keg' company Binary Beer is one of five startups the University of Wollongong's iAccelerator is shipping off on a whirlwind tour of Europe's technology and innovation scene.

The EU’s GDPR data regulation is about to come into effect in Europe, and Australian politicians have been paying attention.

By Peter Robertson, University of Western Australia

Technology may have reduced transport and communication costs, giving us instant comm…

Tech giant Atlassian is planning to bolster up its foothold in the European market with the establishment of a new data centre in Ireland to…

Melbourne fintech startup Airwallex has completed a $US13 million ($17.4 million) Series A funding round less than 12 months after it raised…

By Billy Melo Araujo, Queen’s University Belfast

The triggering of Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union by UK Prime Minister T…

A Melbourne-based PhD archaeologist who is waiting for the results on his thesis has secured $900,000 in seed funding from private investors…