Startups stories
Australian firms under productivity pressure can now offload routine work to an always-on agent that links Gmail, Slack and calendars.
The Danish quantum software firm is pushing into life sciences now, adding senior hires and partners to sell hybrid tools before the market matures.
A handful of US artificial intelligence megadeals pushed global venture capital investment to USD $330.9 billion in the first quarter, KPMG said.
It aims to cut briefing time for agencies and brands as teams struggle to turn research into sharper creative direction across markets.
Investors overseeing more than USD $350 billion in assets joined a Singapore event where founders faced tighter scrutiny over scale, revenues and execution.
The patent could speed up moving estimates for customers, with the app generating inventories and quotes in minutes instead of days.
The hire is meant to sharpen the consultancy's North American push as clients demand clearer returns from AI and transformation spending.
Early US traction could help Vertigenius turn remote vertigo monitoring into broader clinic adoption after securing EUR 2.55 million.
Customers will soon be able to manage identities and device access alongside payroll and compliance in one system after the Bravas deal.
The tie-up should cut delays and make cross-border currency costs more predictable for Aspire’s 50,000 business customers.
Insurers face tighter pricing pressure as offshore wind farms in Europe expand into deeper waters and more exposed storm regimes.
The world may face faster job losses and cyber risks than many expect as OpenAI urges governments to debate AI rules before decisions turn urgent.
Startups can trim overheads and still project a credible image, with virtual offices also suiting remote teams and expansion plans.
The investment firm is shifting towards regular portfolio realisations after two major sales, as Antonia Jenkinson takes over the finance brief.
Round-ups of coffee and grocery buys could lift KiwiSaver balances by nearly USD $1,000 a year without changing budgets.
Rising AI work and a run of new clients have pushed the consultancy’s Leeds headcount up by 30, its biggest expansion yet.
The Bristol startup’s pay-as-you-use platform targets firms in regulated sectors that need to automate customer contacts without long deployments.
Beta testing showed the platform can cut manual work quickly, completing more than 350 automations in under two weeks at one organisation.
The appointment comes as Australia’s fintech sector pushes for rules that could lift its economic contribution from $13.6 billion to $38 billion by 2035.
The badge could help the cloud unit win larger customers seeking tighter cost control, automation and security across AWS estates.
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