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BUSINESS23h agoAnthropic explores Australia expansion with focus on regional data center sites - reportAnthropic is reportedly considering expanding into Australia, focusing on establishing regional data center sites. This indicates potential growth for the company and investment in Australia's technology infrastructure.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS1d agoNot just about tax: why Australia’s tech entrepreneurs are moving to SingaporeInvestor Ben Lindsay relocated with his wife, dog in tow, from Sydney to Singapore in March, with his sights set on growing venture capital firm Investible from an Australian outfit into an Asia-Pacific one. Lindsay is among a growing number of investors, businessmen and tech founders from down under who are setting up bases and relocating to Singapore, Dubai and San Francisco to expand their company’s reach. Adrian Portelli, founder of savings and rewards platform LMCT+, announced on social...South China Morning Post
BUSINESS4d agoAdidas sues Australian label White Fox over ‘deceptively similar’ four stripes designAdidas alleges White Fox has ‘intention to trade off our reputation’The Independent World
BUSINESS5d agoAustralian data centre operator pulls $5bn IPONvidia-backed Firmus abandons plan to list in Sydney, blaming ‘recent market volatility and prevailing market conditions’Financial Times
BUSINESS5d agoNvidia-backed Firmus delaying planned Australia IPO - BloombergFirmus, a company backed by Nvidia, is reportedly delaying its planned IPO in Australia according to Bloomberg. This indicates a change in the company's financial strategy or market conditions.Seeking Alpha Tech
BUSINESS5d agoAdidas sues Australian label White Fox over four stripes designThe German sportswear brand wants the Sydney-based label to stop selling the clothes and pay damages.BBC World