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IPO prospects: ASX battles to convince founders of SafetyCulture, Octopus Deploy and other tech start-ups to go public - Vimarsana News

IPO prospects: ASX battles to convince founders of SafetyCulture, Octopus Deploy and other tech start-ups to go public

The market operator expects favourable conditions for floats by May. But the bourse faces a difficult task in convincing some of the largest start-ups to list.

Source: afr.com
After viral sexist post, women in start-ups say worse issues are buried - Vimarsana News

After viral sexist post, women in start-ups say worse issues are buried

“Young men get given boatloads of venture capital and are suddenly in power,” says one veteran woman in the industry. “It’s a dreadful environment to work in.”

Source: afr.com
Nine Aussie startups that raised $40.5 million this week - Vimarsana News

Nine Aussie startups that raised $40.5 million this week

From breakthroughs in solar manufacturing and quantum computing to seasoned entrepreneurs starting again, here's this week's funding roundup.

Y Combinator-backed Circular closes $7.6m seed funding round - Vimarsana News

Y Combinator-backed Circular closes $7.6m seed funding round

Circular, a tech subscription service focused on high-end consumer electronics, closed a $ 7.6-million seed funding round led by AirTree Ventures.

AFR tech newsletter The Download: Inside a tech merger | Do 99pc of start-ups really fail? - Vimarsana News

AFR tech newsletter The Download: Inside a tech merger | Do 99pc of start-ups really fail?

The Australian Financial Review’s new tech newsletter The Download takes an insightful look at the week’s biggest tech stories, deals and trends.

Source: afr.com