Jules Lund launches social media influencer app backed by $750,000 seed funding
Radio and TV personality Jules Lund recently launched a new social media influence app, TRIBE backed by $750,000 seed funding from big name investors
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This start-up disrupting online shopping in Australia has become number one in its industry without any investor funding
Cashrewards is disrupting the way Aussies shop online, driving a massive $70 million of Aussie shopping dollars since January, without any investor funding.
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Web developers will love this tech start-up’s fresh approach to website performance
Web tech start-up section.io added innovative new features to its globally distributed, caching and security platform for better security and functionality
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A small Aussie company has been named among the world’s top tech start-ups to watch out for in 2016
Aussie-based Dsync has been named among the top 24 tech start-ups for 2016 by the National Retail Federation, the world’s largest retail trade association
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Medical tourism start-up opens Sydney base to service its fastest-growing market
More than ever before, Australians are in the market for medical travel, says German medical tourism platform Medigo.com from its new regional office in Sydney
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From Dragons’ Den to a viral sensation: this guy is making a killing selling shopping bags on Facebook
Entrepreneur Peter Byrne brought the popular invention Trolley Bags to Australia, it is now reaching more people through Facebook videos than McDonalds.
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Don’t get blinded by the stars: Why great talent is not always the answer
The ‘secret’ of high performance is not talent, it’s ‘fit’. If there is no fit it doesn’t matter how talented we are, we will never realise our potential.
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Are you a tech start-up ready to conquer the US? This accelerator is looking for you
KPMG Australia and Advance have launched the 2016 elevate61 accelerator, opening up applications to Aussie tech start-ups ready to conquer the US market.
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Looking to spread your wings beyond Australia? Why you should consider expanding to Japan next
The size and the proximity of the Japanese market makes it an attractive destination for Australian SMEs thinking of growing internationally.
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Meet the fast growing Aussie start-up that is distributing weed in the US
Melbourne delivery software start-up Swift has seen fast growth in the US, taking on loads of clients including a couple of medical marijuana distributors
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Blue Sky has done the maths and invested in an Aussie education tech company that is making it big in the US
Blue Sky has invested in ORIGO which provides primary school maths solutions tailored to local curricula through the cloud and is now booming in the US
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Is your start-up looking to raise $500,000 to $2 million? This VC fund is looking to invest $50 million using a unique algorithm
Unique data-driven VC fund Follow[the]Seed will offer $50 million in second-stage funding to Australian start-ups seeking to raise $500,000 to $2 million
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Surviving after being hit by a drunk driver drove her to build a social network that has been praised by Obama
Built by Ramona Pierson after surviving after being hit by a drunk driver, knowledge platform Declara, now availale as an app, has been praised by Obama.
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A start-up that helps freelance accountants succeed has closed a $180,000 seed funding round to fuel its US expansion
Accodex, an Adelaide-based start-up offering a new tech-enabled platform for freelance accountants, has secured a $180,000 seed funding to expand to the US
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4 leadership lessons from 4 great leaders: What business owners can learn from Gandhi, MLK, Mandela and Malala
The leadership landscape in the 21st century is almost certainly different to what you prepared for. Market volatility, strategic uncertainty, competitive complexity, and ethical and moral ambiguity mean every day is different. How can you succeed as a leader in this environment? The great leaders of recent history can provide some clues. 1. Know your…
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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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This start-up that is making it way easier for Australian businesses to trade overseas has secured $800,000 seed funding
CargoHound, the first true online marketplace for international freight, has secured $800,000 seed funding to support its aggressive expansion strategy in Australia and New Zealand.
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The Exchange Group has rebranded as Marketplacer and secured a major $10 million investment
The Exchange Group recently rebranded as Marketplacer and raised approximately AUD$10 million from private investors including David Paradice and Gerry Ryan
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This social network which has been endorsed by Richard Branson and Marina Abramovic has launched in Australia
Ideapod, a social network designed specifically for capturing and sharing ideas in their purest form, has just launched in Australia. Co-founders Mark Bakacs and Justin Brown though based in the US are Australian.
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Sydney start-up Jayride is now at nearly 100 US airports thanks to a successful $1.5 million capital raise
Sydney-based transportation booking platform, Jayride recently officially launched in the US, powered by a successful $1.5 million capital raise earlier this year in January. Backed by angel investment group, Sydney Angels, the award-winning start-up now covers nearly 100 US airports and is expanding rapidly. Current major ground transport companies available to book on the platform include…
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