The lonely journey of the Soul Taker

Professional career, boxer Tim Tszyu was preparing to battle the undefeated “KO King”, Vergil Ortiz Jnr when doctors ruled him out. Tszyu talks to Stewart Hawkins about what it takes to bounce back from setbacks, emerge from his father’s shadow and reach the top of one of the toughest sports on the planet. Tim Tszyu […]

Quick Takes: Three entrepreneurs we’re watching right now

Forbes Australia has identified the entrepreneurs who are making waves in Australia’s startup scene at the moment. ‘Quick Takes’ featured in Issue 11 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. PROTA THERAPEUTICS  Founder and CEO Mimi Tang has spent almost three decades working in allergy immunology. For much of that time, she was unsatisfied with […]

Sarah O'Carroll editor in chief of Forbes Australia headshot as at September 2022

A word from our Editor-in-Chief

This letter from our Editor-in-Chief featured in Issue 11 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. When I was interviewing Sam Mostyn on stage at the Forbes Women’s Summit in March this year, I had no idea it would be her final public appearance before being announced as the next Governor General six days […]

‘Humanity is on the brink’: This $350 million startup’s moonshot plans for Earth – and beyond

Fresh off a $50 million capital raise that doubled its valuation to $350 million, satellite start-up Fleet Space is at the forefront of Australia’s rapidly growing space industry. Its co-founder, Flavia Tata Nardini, reveals how her company became the fastest-growing start-up in Australia and its – literal – moonshot plans. This article is featured in […]

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy

Xero Hero: How Sukhinder Singh Cassidy reignited a $20 billion giant

Xero’s Sukhinder Singh Cassidy on the hustle, the big bets and the hard decisions that took her from Tanzania to Silicon Valley, where she still lives while running the fourth-largest tech company on the Australian stock exchange.   This article is featured in Issue 11 of Forbes Australia, on stands Monday, 17th June. Tap here to secure your […]

‘Not ideal’: These five Aussie businesses made the worst corporate crises list

Five Australian companies made the long list of top 70 worst corporate crises to hit public companies over the last 40 years, while two made the unlucky top 13. Key Takeaways Rank Company Market Cap Loss ($ Billion) Revenue Loss ($ Billion) Percentage Loss Scandal Description 1 Insys Therapeutics NA NA 100% Opioid addiction crisis […]