Jessica Sier is a technology journalist for The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on national technology news in Australia, Jessica covers a range of topics including finance, startups, and emerging technologies. Her articles provide insights into the latest developments in the tech industry and their impact on businesses and society.
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Jessica Sier’s coverage primarily focuses on financial and technological developments within Australia, particularly in the context of start-ups and established companies. She has a keen interest in investment analysis, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-supported articles.
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Foreign Minister Penny Wong has warned that Israel will lose support from its traditional allies if it presses ahead with a ground attack on Rafah.
Finder has cryptocurrency win after Australian Securities and Investments Commission case against Finder Earn was thrown out by the Federal Court
By: Jessica Sier
Culture Amp, Eucalyptus and Hivery are among start-ups backed by Blackbird, that have been marked down by independent auditors PwC, as valuations fall across the sector.
By: Jessica Sier
One of Taiwan’s top diplomats says former prime minister Paul Keating fell victim to Chinese “grey zone” influence.
By: Jessica Sier
Canva co-founder Cliff Obrecht has warned start-ups China should not be their first market but says it has massive rewards for companies that can make it there.
By: Jessica Sier
The Japanese aren’t known for their risk-taking, but fledgling signs in the corporate world indicates a massive shift could be underway.
By: Jessica Sier
Ryohei Kim is furious at the Bank of Japan because of the record-low weak yen, and its effect on his beloved video games.
Japanese giant Inpex said the Albanese government’s new gas strategy shows Australia’s role as a “reliable and trusted” partner.
By: Jessica Sier, Andrew Tillett, Phillip Coorey
Gas, not wishful thinking is needed to get to net-zero, said Anthony Albanese.
By: Jessica Sier
But history suggests China will reply in kind and hike tariffs on a range of US exports that will raise the stakes once again in their long-running tit-for-tat trade war.
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