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Entry-level jobs are still on the table at one of the world’s largest companies despite a huge AI and automation wave sweeping the multinational’s operations.
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Electric vehicles are all the hype right now, but if you’ve ever felt carsick when driving around, you’re not alone.
Company sacks 300 to ‘embrace AI’
A once-iconic tech company is cutting approximately 10 per cent of its workforce to “embrace artificial intelligence” and stem losses.
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Fears Australia faces ‘missed opportunity’
A business leader has called for a boost in the research and development spending, with levels currently putting Australia behind the global pack.
Fears Australia faces ‘missed opportunity’
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Albo yet to secure crucial Trump meeting
Anthony Albanese has yet to secure a critical meeting with Donald Trump, with the Prime Minister set to depart on Friday for a six-day trip to Fiji, the US and Canada.
Albo yet to secure crucial Trump meeting
Anthony Albanese has yet to secure a critical meeting with Donald Trump, with the Prime Minister set to depart on Friday for a six-day trip to Fiji, the US and Canada.
Trump’s huge AUKUS call changes everything
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‘Work closely:’ Tech giants’ plea to Labor
The industry group, which includes tech giants Meta, Microsoft, Apple and Google, has called for more co-operation on tech regulation.
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