Business

Nominations for the Cartier Women’s Initiative close on the 30th June, with new awards included this year for entrepreneurs in Australia.

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The minimum wage will be increased by 5.2 per cent, lifting the national minimum wage from $20.33 to $21.38 an hour.

The government must show more commitment to equal opportunity for female small business owners by devoting more resources to streamlining the tender process.

A new report looking into Australia’s influencers and online-creators’ economy has found that young males on TikTok are the biggest earners. 

The European Union has confirmed its first-ever quota for women on corporate boards, with the aim of securing gender equal representation.

In the years since the Keep It Cleaner app launched, its co-founder, Steph Claire Smith has learnt a thing or two about trusting her gut.

Among top executives at S&P 500 companies, women control just 1 per cent of the value of shares among top leaders.

Why limit your potential pool of talent? Elon Musk tells staff they need to be in the office 40 hours a week.

Julia Gillard has warned that a continuation of the work from home model could put women’s careers at risk in the long term.

Helen Lofthouse will become the first female CEO of the ASX since its foundation in 1987, after working at the ASX since 2015.

President Biden has been tweeting about one Australian business, founded by Kristy Carr: Bubs Australia. It’s going big.