‘Shattered’: Desperate act to pay the bills
Australians who are desperate to make ends meet are increasingly crowd sourcing their bills to make sure they get paid on time.
Technology
Aussie start-up loses $50m in a year
An Australian unicorn company once lauded as the next big thing has shed $50 million in the space of a year as tech companies go into meltdown.
Big Tech forced into a radical reinvention
The high-flyers are doing what was once unthinkable: slashing staff to boost profits. Even local players are getting in on the act.
Tragic reason for tech firms’ chaos
The world’s largest tech companies posted record profits only a year ago, but rounds of lay-offs keep coming. Find out why.
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Uber hires former Obama adviser
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Telco customers ‘ripped off’ on fees
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Ballmer ends 34 years at Microsoft
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Google makes yet another acquisition
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Yahoo to take on the might of eBay
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Why Candy Crush is on the outs
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How to make $8m on Kickstarter
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Did Zuckerberg break his promise?
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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
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