Aussies’ private information sold for profit
Australians’ private information is being shared hundreds of times a day with online advertisers who resell and distribute it to unknown parties, putting people at risk of targeted scams.
Technology
Elon Musk’s big legal loss to Australia
A court has ruled on whether the Elon Musk-owned X Corp must comply with an infringement notice issued when the company was called Twitter.
Green hydrogen hype fast runs out of steam
The glow of the superfuel is fading and this demands a rethink of its role in the Albanese government’s path to net zero.
Aussie’s life upended by single Facebook rule
A dad who had his life completely upturned in an instant is facing “hell” as he battles the social media giant.
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Big question Amazon can’t answer
Amazon executives are being grilled on the company’s murky development of AI and how audio recordings from inside homes are used.
Telstra CEO has a chance to set the telco up for decades
Vicki Brady is working up a new plan to prepare the telco for the heavy spending required to meet the massive data wave that’s coming.
Bizarre way Telstra made $110m
Profits at Australia’s biggest telco have been slashed 13 per cent, but Telstra is still getting value from one particular pursuit.
Google faces historic break-up amid monopoly ruling
Shares in Alphabet Inc plummeted as the US Department of Justice signalled an extremely rare forced sale of Google’s tech empire following a landmark antitrust ruling.
Company collapses after 4 sales in 4 years
An Aussie tech start-up that sensationally collapsed with debts of more than $12 million was losing money since its inception.
Why distribution disruption is TV’s new showstopper
For brands like Netflix, Disney and Paramount, the era of peace in global streaming is delivering almost as much upheaval as the costly war.
The five big mistakes inside the Qantas boardroom
A forensic look at Qantas’s failings finds the overriding theme was a dominant, long-term CEO who called all the shots in the face of a weak board.
Inside Coles’ mighty $1bn bet on supermarket competition
The Australian got a look at Coles’s ultra-high-tech new warehouse that has just given it the edge over rival Woolworths.
Could markets see a return of the ‘Fed Put’?
For Magellan’s long-time stockpicker Nikki Thomas, the tech share boom may have run its course for now.
Workers told to get back into offices
The largest employer in the country has ordered its staff to get back into the office as working from home appears done for good.
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