After 18 months in New York, logistics software startup GetSwift is heading back home to open its global HQ in Melbourne ahead of an ASX listing next month.
Moving to the US? You can head to Silicon Valley, or you can follow GetSwift’s route and head to the Big Apple, the undisputed epicentre of business in the US.
Looking to link the peer-to-peer concept to fashion is Mackenzie Casey, who has developed and launch HUMM, a dress rental marketplace for women.
Situated in the heart of the Flatiron District in Manhattan is coworking and collaboration hub Journee, a space that is hoping to lead a community of tech-driven restaurant professionals.
For almost five years now, General Assembly has been one of the foremost educational providers in the digital space, growing hand in hand with the digital economy.
Third Party Trade has taken all the core features of what it means to be an online brokerage platform and broken it down into an API platform. This way, anyone – whether they’re an existing online broker or an Australian startup founder looking to launch a new business – can integrate with its service and instantly tap into the US market.
For some of us, going shopping is an event or experience in itself: whole days are set aside and devoted entirely to pounding the pavement looking for the best deals and taking in the atmosphere of each store. However for others, particularly young male professionals, whether it’s buying groceries or clothes, shopping is a dreaded chore.
There’s a small detail in an Australian coworking space report that should chill potential WeWork investors 
Experiences startup AmazingCo raises $5.1 million 
LinkedIn’s 25 best Australian startups to work for 
A Sydney University professor just raised $22 million to solve a big problem in quantum computing 
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