In the heart of Adelaide, amidst the bustling innovation precinct known as Lot Fourteen, a groundbreaking project is about to take shape. The South Australian government has just given the green light to an ambitious plan – a 16-storey office tower that will house the state-of-the-art Innovation Centre. With a whopping budget of $100 million,

The Australian share market soared to new heights as investors flocked back to the mining sector and weak retail data hinted at a possible interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank in the coming week. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index rose by 0.7 percent, reaching 8597.7 points, surpassing its previous peak. This upswing was largely

Jamie Dimon, the Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan, is not just a banking powerhouse but also an advocate for embracing technology in the financial industry. With the company investing a staggering $3 billion annually in artificial intelligence (AI), Dimon is at the forefront of steering JPMorgan into the digital age. In a candid interview at

Sunscreen brands like Bondi Sands and Ultra Violette are on the hot seat, defending their products after a Choice report revealed that some popular sunscreens may not be providing the level of sun protection they claim. The stakes are high as consumers rely on these products to keep themselves and their families safe from harmful

After securing a whopping $38 million in Series B funding, Tracksuit is poised to revolutionize the world of brand tracking. The startup, founded by Connor Archbold and Matthew Herbert back in 2021, has been making significant strides in the industry. The recent round of funding, spearheaded by VMG Partners along with support from existing investors

Starting a new business can be an exciting journey, but securing funding is often a crucial step in turning your idea into a reality. For many entrepreneurs, venture capital (VC) investors represent a significant source of financial support and expertise. But how can you determine if your startup idea is attractive to these potential backers?

In a world where tech seemed to dominate the startup landscape, a new trend is emerging – female-founded consumer brands. While Silicon Valley grapples with dwindling exits and delayed returns, women entrepreneurs are quietly building profitable and culture-defining businesses that are capturing the attention of savvy investors. Shelley Sullivan, known to half of Australia’s population

Scott Didier, the CEO of Johns Lyng, found himself immersed in a whirlwind of negotiations at The Beach Hotel. This wasn’t just any ordinary meeting; it was a pivotal moment that could potentially shape the future of both companies involved. As Didier delved into discussions with Moelis about an off-market deal, another intriguing development was

Ron King, the founder of East West Engineering, had spent four decades building his small metalworking business into a renowned name in materials handling. When it was time for him to step back, he wanted to find a successor who would value and maintain what he had painstakingly created. Jason Andrew, from Arbor Permanent Owners,

Artificial Intelligence has been making waves globally, transforming industries and revolutionizing technology. In this edition of Neural Notes, we delve into the intriguing partnership between Australian AI startup, Icetana, and Japanese tech powerhouse SoftBank Robotics Group. Icetana, based in Perth, recently made headlines by securing a game-changing deal with SoftBank. This collaboration involves embedding Icetana’s