Success Publishing today announced the appointment of Anna Hannaford as Managing Director of Forbes Australia, handing her leadership of the business at a time of significant growth and strong business performance.
Murphy Door started as a side gig. Owner Jeremy Barker’s previous ventures ended in bankruptcy. But thanks to the home fix-up craze, this one took off.
Re-elected to the Georgia Senate this week, Jon Ossoff’s grandparents hailed from Brisbane and Melbourne. The 39-year-old is now considered a frontrunner for the 2028 U.S. Presidential election.
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In a world where practically anyone can sound polished, being polished isn’t much of a differentiator. Personal branding means being the real you.
The 2026 edition of Forbes Asia’s Power Businesswomen list shines a spotlight on 20 hard-charging achievers who are helping to shape the region’s economic transformation through a period of global volatility.
National Australia Bank will eliminate up to 2,500 roles by the end of the 2027 financial year, represent 6 per cent of the bank’s total workforce. National Australia Bank will cut up to 2,500 roles in an internal restructure it says will help it cope with a tough economy and rapid technological change. NAB expects […]
Eucalyptus sold to Hims & Hers for $1.6 billion earlier this year. Co-founder Tim Doyle explains the rationale behind the sale.
Goodman Group leads the local contingent of eight Australian companies on Forbes’ 2026 ranking of the World’s Top Companies For Women.
OpenAI terminated three safety researchers who allegedly shared confidential information with an outside AI-safety group, The Wall Street Journal reported.