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    Atlassian

    This Month

    Atlassian founders $3.8b poorer as market punishes revenue miss

    Slowing revenue growth has dampened Scott Farquhar’s final showing as co-CEO of Atlassian.

    • Tess Bennett

    AI hype just collided with recession fears

    Investors were already worried about how artificial intelligence investment will turn into profits. That’s being compounded by fears of a broader economic slowdown.

    • James Thomson

    July

    Inside Atlassian’s new workplace – just don’t call it an office

    The company’s new Melbourne site has been designed as a so-called connection hub. It only has 12 desks, with an emphasis on social spaces instead.

    • Euan Black

    Ex-Atlassian insiders pull in millions for AI development start-up

    Redactive has raised $11.5 million from local and US-based investors after convincing financial services clients to use it to help software engineers develop AI tools.

    • Paul Smith

    We’re not coming for your job, AI companies say

    A report funded by the AI industry says artificial intelligence will create 200,000 jobs in Australia by 2030.

    • John Davidson
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    June

    Money from Mike Cannon-Brookes has so much energy

    Through Boundless, the software billionaire’s donations find their way into interesting places.

    • Mark Di Stefano

    Scott Farquhar makes bid for Royal Sydney Golf Club membership

    Money alone doesn’t buy you access to Sydney’s elite. Knowing a stack of Royal Sydney Golf Club members does.

    • Myriam Robin

    Why Cannon-Brookes, Farquhar are down $15b in just two months

    Concerns about Atlassian’s cloud growth rate have triggered a share sell-off, which has wiped a combined $15.4 billion off the valuations of its co-founders.

    • Yolanda Redrup

    ‘Productivity theatre’: The false promise of a clear inbox and other ‘busy work’

    Workers are undermining their output by focusing on “short-term wins” such as responding to emails and ticking off menial tasks on their to-do list instead of prioritising high-value work.

    • Euan Black

    Under-the-radar Melbourne software firm worth $90m after VCs pounce

    Atticus has built a roster of clients including BHP, CBA and numerous top law firms for its software that verifies documents are truthful.

    • Paul Smith

    VC firms lured to Qld by government funding

    Early Tritium investors who sold out of the Brisbane-based company close to the peak of its valuation are among four VC firms to receive government backing.

    • Tess Bennett

    May

    How to invest like a Rich Lister and beat the market

    There are 37 listed stocks linked to Rich List members, and their ability to deliver above-market returns is impressive. 

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    • James Thomson

    April

    Scott Farquhar departs with Atlassian at a crucial point

    Atlassian’s unique two-CEO model is ending at a fascinating time for the company, as its shares lag the broader tech sector.

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    • James Thomson

    Scott Farquhar to step down as Atlassian co-CEO

    After more than two decades at the helm, the co-founder of the Nasdaq-listed software giant departs, leaving Mike Cannon-Brookes as sole charge.

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    • Tess Bennett, John Davidson and Yolanda Redrup

    ‘AI honeymoon is over’, Canva co-founder declares

    Just two years after the last technology bubble burst, investors shouldn’t mistake AI tools that look like magic for a business model that is.

    • Nick Bonyhady
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    Green premiums are real, says aluminium boss

    Electric vehicle makers are refusing to pay a green premium for low-carbon nickel but Capral says customers are paying an extra 5 per cent for clean aluminium.

    • Peter Ker and Lap Phan

    Atlassian’s low-carbon skyscraper is ‘out of the ground’

    The work-from-home revolution has failed to kill the $1.5b Atlassian Central project near Sydney Central Station, with a key construction milestone now passed.

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    • Peter Ker and Lap Phan

    March

    Joe and Vinay got a $1.5b Atlassian exit. They have lessons for founders

    When Loom’s CEO first met Atlassian’s Scott Farquhar he wasn’t interested in selling, but four years later Atlassian bought his company at a $790m discount to it’s 2021 valuation.

    • Nick Bonyhady

    February

    IPO hopeful Rokt has largest gender pay gap of tech unicorns

    Male-dominated software engineering and sales teams have worsened the pay divide across the local technology sector.

    • Tess Bennett

    Atlassian paid $284m tax before ATO deal

    Over the past six years Atlassian’s Australian entity paid $283.8 million of tax locally before reaching an agreement to pay more tax.

    • Tess Bennett