High alert for tax time scams
As if tax time isn’t stressful enough, an Aussie banking association has issued a warning over end-of-financial-year cons.
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Aussies defend restaurant trend
Aussies have launched a staunch defence of a restaurant trend but venues in the US are returning to traditional methods.
Tech giant’s cringe-worthy rap video
A cringe-worthy corporate rap video from Australian tech company Canva has gone viral after a performance at their LA conference.
‘Stop hiring Americans’: Canva mocked
Homegrown start-up success story Canva just threw a glitzy party in LA, complete with an awkward rap battle that must be seen to be believed.
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Massive shake-up at YouTube
THE way we use YouTube could be set for a major revamp as three companies prepare to “go nuclear” in their battle with the Google giant.
Samsung posts anti-Semitic cartoon
SAMSUNG has been forced to take down online cartoons depicting a Jewish hedge fund founder as a ravenous, big-beaked vulture.
Tinder looking for Wall Street love
POPULAR dating app Tinder is on the prowl for a rich hook-up as its owner prepares to split off as a stand-alone company.
Twitter CEO steps down
TWITTER chief executive Dick Costolo is stepping down and will be replaced on an interim basis by co-founder Jack Dorsey, effective July 1.
Uber about to get more expensive
CONTROVERSIAL ride-sharing app Uber is about to get more expensive, after the tax office decided it should be classified as a taxi service.
Would you pay to unswipe on Tinder?
BECAUSE more than 250,000 prowlers worried they might have swiped in haste thought it was worth the extra cost.
Twitter in meltdown following leak
TWITTER is in meltdown today after an embarrassing gaffe which saw company information leaked — on Twitter.
City dwellers opt for tree change
WORKERS are being wooed by regional centres spruiking the chance to gain broad experience or set up a new business with small overheads.
Case that could bring down Google?
IT’S the company synonymous with life online but now a five-year investigation could cost Google billions of dollars and completely change the way it works.
The company taking delight in Google’s pain
GOOGLE was the big loser this week when it was the subject of a massive lawsuit, but the news definitely wasn’t bad for everyone.
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