Gina Baldassarre

The digital revolution has left many a time-poor small business owner struggling to adapt to new technology.

The grass may always seem greener on the other side, but as a new report indicates, local entrepreneurs actually have it pretty good. Australia’s entrepreneurial environment has been ranked fifth among G20 countries.

As businesses come to grips with the rise and rise of the digital world, more are finding new ways to make the most of technology.

This September, celebrate the tech startup community through Startup Spring, a three-week long festival of more than 50 events around the country.

While Silicon Valley is still the centre of the start-up world, attracting entrepreneurs from around the globe – Aussie entrepreneurs are making their start-ups work closer to home.

When you think of a typical start-up, images of late nights in the garage or spare room quickly come to mind. However, students at Australian universities are doing their part to change all that.

Almost a third of Australians share their birthdate on social media, according to a new survey.

It’s easy to get bogged down when things don’t go your way in business, but Sam Cawthorn is urging organisations to focus on the positives and bounce forward rather than back.

If the stereotype is to be believed, Gen Ys are lazy and apathetic – but new research has found that engagement among young workers mirrors that of their older counterparts.

Forget the stereotypical image of a plumber or electrician you have in mind – these days tradies are getting technical.