Fintech 100 is looking for the next generation of global fintech innovators
Nominations are open for inclusion in the ‘Fintech 100’ list, which will recognise leading fintech innovators from around the world
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Investorist raises $2.5 million to spread its wings all over Asia Pacific and the UK and launch into the US
Australian online B2B off-the-plan property marketplace, Investorist has raised $2.5 million to increase its presence in Australia, Asia and the UK and launch into the US.
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Temando has raised $50 million Series B funding to help ecommerce clear the last hurdle it faces
Temando, a leading fulfilment software platform for ecommerce, recently raised a $50 million Series B investment from Neopost, the second largest global mail solutions provider. Temando intends to use these funds for further product development in APAC and to continue its rapid growth in the US and UK by leveraging Neopost’s global reach. “We are…
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Culture Amp secures $6.3 million in Series A funding from three different VCs in three different countries
People Analytics company Culture Amp, which counts many of the big boys in new tech such as Airbnb, Uber, Pandora, Adobe, Pinterest, Warby Parker, Lyft, Etsy and GoDaddy among the companies using its platform, recently announced that it has closed $6.3 million in Series A funding. This round is led by Palo Alto-based Felicis Ventures,…
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This tech company that is backed by Shark Tank’s Steve Baxter is listing on the ASX
OtherLevels, an Aussie-founded mobile marketing tech firm recently confirmed their listing on the ASX and released their prospectus to investors. OtherLevels was launched in Brisbane in early 2012 by Brendan O’Kane, now CTO at the company. Brendan was an active investor in early stage tech companies both independently and as part of start-up incubator Startmate…
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Aussie research is giving the computing world a quantum leap
In a landmark paper published in the journal Nature, the team describes how it was able to both read and write information using the spin, or magnetic orientation, of an electron bound to a single phosphorus atom embedded in a silicon chip.
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How Young Republic is bringing Aussie designers to the World
Sydney based Young Republic is setting their sights on becoming the go-to destination for designers and lovers of independent fashion all around the world with the launch of their new international online marketplace today.
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How Ernst & Young is opening doors for new startups
Ernst & Young has announced the launch of its Global Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, a new online platform that is designed to provide guidance to entrepreneurs and innovators on their ascent toward business growth, and of course, eventual success. The concept hinges on enabling fast-growing companies to connect to each other and share ideas proactively.
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A tale of two cities: How much do you really know about London? [VIDEO]
So, with all eyes on London for the Olympics, a good question has been raised. How much do you know about the City of London? I don’t mean London, which is technically London 2.0, I mean the City of London? It’s a cool story. And it has dragons.
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Welcome home, flyers. Here’s some Iggy Pop, courtesy of T Mobile
OK, when’s the last time a mobile-phone carrier made you feel all warm and cuddly inside? Never? Yeah, us, too. With its latest advert, T Mobile UK does its doggonedest to change that.
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Hip! Sneakers made from London Underground seats
Eco-conscious footwear company, Above+Below London, is now selling shoes made from material that once adorned seats on London’s transport system. The shoes’ leather upper parts are made from discarded wallets and the soles from used car tyres. They are assembled in Portugal in non-sweaty shop conditions.
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