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Partners Group announces updates to its Executive Team - Vimarsana News

Partners Group announces updates to its Executive Team

Partners Group / Key word: Miscellaneous Partners Group announces updates to its Executive Team 07.12.2023 / 10:00 CET/CEST Baar-Zug, Switzerland; 7 December...

Atlassian mafia rolls on: ex-staff raise $10.6m for start-up - Vimarsana News

Atlassian mafia rolls on: ex-staff raise $10.6m for start-up

An ex-Atlassian designer has banked millions for Kinde with money from a former Atlassian colleague, deepening comparisons to the US “PayPal Mafia”.

Source: afr.com
Long way to go before we become a tech nation - Vimarsana News

Long way to go before we become a tech nation

Long way to go before we become a tech nation Save Share As individuals, Australians are quick to adopt new technologies, from using digital wallets to trading cryptocurrencies. But as a nation, we rank 36 out of 37 when benchmarked on our overall digital economic performance compared to other OECD countries. So can Australia call itself a technology country? To give the lawyer’s answer: it depends. Australia doesn’t lack the talent, just the experience, says Afterpay co-founder Anthony Eisen.   Renee Nowytarger But given Australia has emerged relatively untarnished by the COVID-...

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Erskine seals the tell-all deal for Kylie Moore-Gilbert on Sky - Vimarsana News

Erskine seals the tell-all deal for Kylie Moore-Gilbert on Sky

Mike Cannon-Brookes’ and Scott Farquhar’s Atlassian tech giant continues to make its presence felt across Sydney’s prestige property markets. One-time Atlassian office couple Nick Menere and Carli Dixon set a Surry Hills record last year when they shelled out almost $12 million for an Italianate terrace on Albion Street. Now, the pair are putting their stamp on the place. This week, they filed plans worth more than $400,000 to rip up a carport with a green roof and replace it with a new swimming pool, spa and a decent-sized patch of lawn. Other proposed plans include emptying an exis...

Source: smh.com.au