Workers sacked just in time for Christmas
Dozens of Aussies are heading into Christmas without jobs after being let go by a tech and property start-up.
Technology
Labor’s ‘war’ on gas hits the wrong target
The Albanese government’s decision to upend a functioning market with longer-term pricing restrictions will have serious future implications.
Twitter relaunches ‘fraught’ program
The controversial ‘Twitter Blue’ program is set to relaunch, after a series of embarrassing hiccups and impostor accounts.
RBA’s Lowe risks being a casualty of rate hike politics
The central bank governor has found himself caught on the wrong side of an economic cycle, with his seven-year term set to expire just as interest rates are likely to peak.
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Twitter admits short comings
TWITTER has conceded that it has failed in one crucial area. But at least it’s promised to do better.
Everyone is loving Facebook right now
THE world’s biggest social network has absolutely raked in the money in the last three months, defying all expectations.
LinkedIn splashes $186 million
THE world’s largest corporate networking site LinkedIn has reached in its deep pockets and pulled out $186 million for a significant buy.
Microsoft earnings hurt by Nokia
MICROSOFT reported fourth-quarter earnings that took a hit from the Nokia devices business that it bought in April,
What Facebook’s fine print really says
IF YOU’RE like Facebook’s other 1.3 billion users you probably have no idea what’s in the fine print. Exactly what you’re agreeing to might surprise you.
Change coming to your Facebook profile
THE world’s largest social media network has started to roll out a new feature on its platform. But is it more for you or for advertisers?
Google misses profit targets
GOOGLE’S revenue may have enjoyed a mighty gain, but its profits have been hampered by the company’s ambitions.
Billionaire forced to sell off empire
MEXICAN telco billionaire Carlos Slim has seemingly just faced a crushing defeat which could see him lose significant control of his empire.
Samsung supplier embroiled in child labour scandal
SAMSUNG has cut ties with one of its Chinese manufacturers after allegations of child labour emerged.
Amazon sued over millions in unauthorised charges
US ONLINE giant Amazon is just a magnet for scandal. The company is being taken to court by the US government.
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