Entrepreneurs

Virtual dates offer phone calls and messages, utterly chivalrous companionship and an ever-evolving plot line that pulls in players.

Australia’s first bioincubator, Jumar, opened its doors 10 months ago. Here are six standout startups that went through its inaugural program.

Now based in San Francisco, Ivo is tapping into demand from the AI-driven revolution of the legal industry. Australian VC Blackbird contributed to the raise and sees value in the product.

Now that the AI clickworker startup Invisible Technologies is wildly successful, its founder and CEO is buying out his VCs – and is borrowing against the company to do so.

Blackbird is leading the raise and believes the technology can unlock up to 10 times more power at constrained sites without the need for costly upgrades or batteries.

Pender, 71, and Sabel, 57, still own 84% of the company, and all of its supervoting shares.

Sydney startup Relume is the AI website creator behind www.gettrumpmemes.com, the official domain for President Trump’s controversial $Trump meme coin.

Software startup Clay took years to figure out its product. Now it’s growing fast, with tens of millions in revenue and a valuation that’s doubled in six months.

Carbon emissions are the easy part. Fair Supply also wants to find the endangered frogs and the enslaved people in your supply chain.

Canva CEO Melanie Perkins – one of only two female founders of Australia’s top tech unicorns – says making space to pause has been transformative. Here are the tools she uses to make it happen.