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Ignition Lane Weekly Wrap: M&A mania, Tesla trademarks, African fintech, another SoftBank implosion & NFTs explained Xero Australia MD Trent Innes is stepping down after 8 years. Source: supplied Welcome to Ignition Lane’s Weekly Wrap, where they cut through the noise to bring you their favourite insights from the technology and startup world.  Ignition Lane works with ambitious business leaders to apply the Startup Mindset to their technology, product and commercialisation problems.  Don’t forget you can catch Gavin Appel discussing the week on the Startup Daily show on Ausbiz every...

Ignition Lane’s Weekly Wrap cuts through the noise to bring you their favourite insights from the technology and startup world. 

1 Related As well as attending live games, Doerre pores through match vision, analyses the stats and talks to industry sources to ensure he can offer the most insightful draft analysis. Aside from the weekly wraps, Doerre will also unveil his power rankings at the end of each month and as we get closer to November's national draft, Doerre will also predict who goes where with his annual phantom draft. PLAYER FOCUS Improving his draft stocks, Josh Fahey was one of the few highlights for AFL Academy in their 130-point loss to Geelong's VFL side. Winning the MCC President's Medal, Fahey, the Gr...

The week that was: from making education affordable to the rise of Baggit This week, we also bring to you how SMBs leverage social media and how the Sarin brothers turned around their restaurant business. 0 claps Share on Today, education still continues to be inaccessible for many people in India. Almost 30 percent of Indian families sell their assets to fund their children’s education; 20 percent borrow from informal moneylenders at high monthly rates; another 30 percent entirely give up on college education due to a lack of funds to continue their higher education.   Traditionally, ba...

The week that was: From homegrown brand Wat-a-Burger to Corteva Agriscience changing farming This week, we bring you the story of homegrown brand Wat-a-Burger, edtech startup S P Robotics and its impact on education, and more. 0 claps Share on Since opening the first outlet in Noida Sector 18, Wat-a-Burger has scaled up to more than 60 joints across 16 cities in over four years. This includes Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ghaziabad, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Guwahati, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Gorakhpur, Faridabad, Ranchi, Jhansi, and Srinagar. Farman Beig, Co-founder & CEO, Wat-a-Burger ALSO READ Ide...