Tech

We know that we need to act on gender diversity.

Don’t wear “busyness” as a badge of honour, declared Arianna Huffington at a Business Chicks event in Sydney yesterday.

The terms “mumpreneur” and “mummy blogger” are often used to describe women who’ve had children and, while juggling the responsibilities of being a stay-at-home mum, launched a blog or small business.

A Sydney-based startup is looking to disrupt the childcare industry in the same way Uber has disrupted the taxi market.

Senior project manager Polly Bernard surveys her desk.

One of Australia’s richest and most powerful men once had a simple strategy when dealing with people in business.

The last couple of weeks have been particularly busy for me.

Active wear brand Lorna Jane is a household name in Australia and, now it seems, also on Facebook.

I can’t stop thinking about the words of Jim Dator, an International Futurist from the Centre of Future Studies, University of Hawaii who I heard speak several years ago.

Australian office workers are taking almost two days in sick leave each year because of dirty phones, computer keyboards and bathroom door handles, according to research into office hygiene released this week.

With advances in technology making it easier to work remotely every day, many small business owners and entrepreneurs are choosing to combine their professional and home lives by working from home.

Most adults read about 200-250 words per minute (wpm), but Spritz, a new reading application that is attracting considerable social media attention, claims that most people can easily double or triple this speed without any special training.