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- Enterprise
Australia loves unicorns, so why are we taxing go-getters like me, Mr Chalmers?
The removal of capital gains tax concessions is seismic for the founders of daring new businesses. It will hurt Australian enterprise.
- Shivani Gopal
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- AI
Aussie tech giant pauses work, devotes entire week to AI
While Australian tech sheds jobs amid AI productivity claims, Canva is making the opposite bet – paying 5300 people to stop working.
- David Swan
Canva embarks on buying spree as AI wave batters rivals
With rivals cratering and Google encroaching, Canva is betting a string of AI acquisitions can cement its place before the IPO window opens.
- David Swan
- Analysis
- Data centres
For every $100 in data centres, $80 leaves Australia almost immediately
Data centres are the infrastructure boom of the decade. But how much of the investment actually stays in the country?
- David Swan
Canva unveils world-first AI model as it gears for blockbuster listing
The Sydney-based tech firm has made its biggest product launch yet as it eyes a sharemarket float within the next two years.
- David Swan
- Analysis
- Cloud
Why one company’s glitch just broke half the internet
When Amazon sneezes, the world catches a cold. It’s time we stopped accepting that as normal.
- David Swan
- Updated
- Software
Internet still struggling after mammoth Amazon outage
Millions of users were left unable to access Canva, Amazon, Snapchat and Alexa in a global outage.
- David Swan and Daniel Lo Surdo
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- Political donations
Canva co-founder and Greens donor add to Climate 200 fundraising heft
The fundraising vehicle tripled its number of donors to 33,000 people, and received $5 million between seven key contributors, as it expanded to back 35 candidates.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
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- Entrepreneur
A WA journalism graduate’s journey from radio to Canva, then pasta – and back to tech
Anna Guerrero’s serpentine career path is a testament to the power of going with the flow.
- Hamish Hastie
Learn to code? Maybe not any more
Politicians preached it, universities packaged it and teenagers took up Python and JavaScript. Now, amid an AI boom, graduates are facing a world of anxiety.
- David Swan and Bronte Gossling