Biggest threat facing Australia
The Telstra boss has named a major threat facing Australia and named the ‘biggest lever’ that can be pulled to stop it.
Technology
Supermarkets flooded with demands to hike prices
Suppliers are rushing Coles and Woolies with requests for price increases, with some making multiple demands in just months.
Aussie company sacks 10 per cent of staff
The business pointed to the sudden “economic downturn” for slashing staff numbers but also said it was being under-cut by competitors avoiding regulations.
Facebook sacks 60 staff ‘at random’
Mark Zuckerberg has laid off 60 Meta employees using an algorithm after warning of upcoming “aggressive performance reviews”.
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Google makes yet another acquisition
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Yahoo to take on the might of eBay
YAHOO is looking to woo more users into its ecosystem by relaunching its online shopping platform. It wants to take a bite out of a market worth $328 billion.
Why Candy Crush is on the outs
THE world’s love affair with Candy Crush may well and truly be over. And what does it have to do with Kim Kardashian?
How to make $8m on Kickstarter
FROM reviving axed TV shows to developing virtual reality, the crowd-funding platform helps people raise serious cash. Hear from the experts how it’s done.
Did Zuckerberg break his promise?
FACEBOOK founder and billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is at the centre of a lawsuit in which it’s alleged he broke a promise.
Samsung, Apple kiss and make up
SAMSUNG and Apple have agreed to end all patent lawsuits between each other outside the U.S. in a step back from three years of legal hostilities.
Microsoft and Samsung face off
GOODNESS, the tech world does love to sue each other. As if Samsung wasn’t busy enough defending itself, it’s now got Microsoft going after it.
China takes a bite out of Samsung
Samsung Electronics suffered a near 20 per cent decline in Q2 profit due to increased competition from cheap Chinese devices and a surging Korean currency.
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