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Analysts remained optimistic for the electric vehicle maker, despite an expected decline in deliveries for the second-straight quarter.

Sarah Nolet co-founded Tenacious Ventures, Australia’s first agtech VC fund, in 2018. She talks to Forbes Australia about expanding and exporting our nation’s agricultural expertise, raising a fund in this tough investment environment, and the power of rolling up your sleeves and getting your hands dirty. Sarah Nolet was 25 when she went to Mendoza, […]

Amazon is a $2 trillion company for first time ever

Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet can compete with the best AI models out there and the company contrasts itself to rivals like OpenAI by pitching itself as a safety-first AI firm.

Current and former employees listed pregnancy and family responsibilities as several reasons why married women are not hired at the plant, according to the report. Foxconn denies any discrimination.

Demographia released its annual list of housing affordability in 94 major markets. Five Australian cities were assessed. Three ranked ‘impossibly unaffordable.’ Perth and Brisbane are ‘severely unaffordable,’ according to the report.

As he looks towards a possible 2025 IPO, CEO Chris Britt opens up about his own history and Chime’s current business and future. Could Washington stomp on his plans?

With its stock down 80% from its pandemic high and its share of online payments slipping, the fintech pioneer and new CEO Alex Chriss need a win.

Mexican fast-food restaurant Guzman y Gomez has floated on the ASX, and is trading at a share price of $30 (at the time of writing) – up 36% on company expectations.

Binance’s founder, known to crypto followers as CZ, is spending the summer in Santa Barbara’s Lompoc minimum security prison. As crypto markets climb, Forbes reveals the secretive source of his ballooning billions.