Zuckerberg makes $10 billion in 24 hours
The social media founder slashed 11,000 jobs recently but cost cutting measures appear to have helped turn the company fortunes around.
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Tech giants discover the next killer app
The Facebook owner pushes the metaverse further down the road as it adjusts to the new reality for tech companies.
Costello’s bid to keep politics out of mega-investing
The message from the Future Fund’s Peter Costello was clear. Governments need to stay away from the markets.
Major tech company fires 3900 staff
The tech bloodbath continues with another well-known firm slashing its workforce as tens of thousands of workers across the sector are impacted.
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The new Silicon Valley
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What’s happened to Sony?
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The man who could’ve been Bill Gates
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A $36,225 bill for data she didn’t download
IMAGINE being faced with a $36,225 bill for excess data you couldn’t possibly have downloaded. It happened to this Australian.
Who’s looking over your shoulder?
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Optus goes back to the future
OPTUS has brought in Singtel Singapore’s chief executive to run its Australian business. Allen Lew was head of Optus Mobile from 2001 to 2006.
Make a million without leaving the house
IT’S not just for selling your old crap. Meet the people who started with practically nothing but are now raking in millions from eBay.
Amazon paid $1.04 billion for that?
AMAZON just paid a whopping $1.04 billion for a company that streams people playing video games. And Amazon wasn’t the only suitor.
Uber illegal: South Australian govt
RIDE-SHARING company Uber is operating illegally in South Australia and its drivers should expect to be fined, the state treasurer says.
Telco customers ‘ripped off’ on fees
FIRST they came for the banks — now they’re coming for the telcos. Customers who have paid late fees could soon be in for a big payday.
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