Aussie Company Droneshield has enjoyed a meteoric rise on the ASX in the last few years.

Aussie Company Droneshield has enjoyed a meteoric rise on the ASX in the last few years.

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Oleg Vornick, Droneshield CEO

Fred Schebester is one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs and the co-founder of Finder he joins James Willis to share his views on Australia's startup sector, the future of AI in business and why ambitious workers should think twice about working from home. 

Fred Schebester is one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs and the co-founder of Finder he joins James Willis to share his views on Australia's startup sector, the future of AI in business and why ambitious workers should think twice about working from home.&nbsp;

Fred Schebesta: Startups, AI & why WFH is holding back your career 🤖🏢💵

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Money News with James Willis 💵📊📻 - Wednesday, 3rd June

My Bui - Economist at AMP & Wes Lambert - CEO of the Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association join James Willis to discuss the Fair Work Commission approving a pay rise of 4.75 per cent for almost 3 million Aussies on award wages, and 6 per cent for the 100,000 workers on minimum wages.

My Bui - Economist at AMP &amp; Wes Lambert - CEO of the Australian Restaurant &amp; Cafe Association join James Willis to discuss the Fair Work Commission approving a pay rise of 4.75 per cent for almost 3 million Aussies on award wages, and 6 per cent for the 100,000 workers on minimum wages.

2 more rate hikes? The impact of Fair Work's wage increase📈💸🚨 

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Oleg Vornick, Droneshield CEO

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