Cost of living causes ‘credit card crisis’
Australians are reaching for their credit cards to make ends meet at frightening rates, with experts now ringing alarm bells on personal finances.
Technology
Major firm slashes valuation by $45b
A business that boasts clients including Amazon and Google and was the darling of the tech world has suffered a huge drop in its valuation.
Grim warning: change needed for economy
The Treasurer wants to modernise how the nation’s productivity is recorded, as new report shows it is at the lowest rate in decades.
Hundreds of jobs cut by NBN
The National Broadband Network will slash 500 jobs by June, with “all business units” to be affected by the changes.
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Apple ordered to pay $676 million
APPLE has been hit with a massive $676 million bill after losing a controversial lawsuit.
The future of the car industry
WHEN you think of the car industry, you think of cities with big, heavy industries and the likes of Ford, GM and Toyota. But that’s not where the future lies.
Telstra boss David Thodey steps down
BIG shake-up in the corporate world as Telstra’s well-regarded chief executive, David Thodey, announced he will retire.
Telstra’s good news today
TELSTRA and its shareholders are having a great day. They’ve just announced strong growth and they’re feeling generous.
Why Uber is delivering kittens
A TECH giant is delivering kittens to workplaces all around Australia. That’s right, your very own adorable kitten to play with for 15 minutes. We dare you to resist.
The shine is well and truly off Samsung
FIRST it was the challenger brand everyone wanted. And then it was the dominant player no one could touch. Now it’s neither as the Korean giant struggles.
Dr. Dre ‘swindled Beats partner’
RAPPER Dr. Dre and record producer Jimmy Iovine are being vilified as scam artists in a lawsuit that alleges the duo duped one of their former partners.
Tech titan faces the chop
TWITTER boss Dick Costolo is in a precarious position. Why are people calling for him to be sacked?
Microsoft gains ally in fight over customer privacy
MICROSOFT has been waging a long-term legal battle with the US Government over access to users’ private data. Now a powerful ally has sided with the company.
The phones of the future will blow your mind
THINK your smartphone is nifty now? Wait a few years and we could see indestructible, shapeshifting ultraphones with batteries that last forever.
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