Google’s billion-dollar space adventure
GOOGLE has forged a new path in its space exploration and robotics ambitions. The tech giant has just splashed over $1 billion to fulfil its dreams.
GOOGLE has forged a new path in its space exploration and robotics ambitions. The tech giant has just splashed over $1 billion to fulfil its dreams.
FORGET about the US versus Russia. The space race is now dominated by tech billionaires with lots of money to burn. But who’s coming out on top?
SAMSUNG has just conceded a 50 per cent nosedive in its profits. So what is going on at the tech giant which seemingly could do no wrong?
IN MODERN technology, the most notorious and devastating example of an economic bubble has to be the dotcom bust. But the next one could be right around the corner.
THEY make the products that have changed our lives. And they’ve made billions from it. See who makes the cut as the world’s most innovative companies.
FACEBOOK reported stellar results in the money department but its stock price plummeted anyway. What’s got investors spooked?
APPLE avoids paying billions in Australian taxes by funnelling money into Ireland. But now the EU is looking to shut the cosy arrangement down.
THEY’VE been sitting on street corners gathering dust and graffiti. But those mangy old payphones are to be reborn into something you’ll actually use.
AN ITEM more than 10 million people take for granted has become the hottest contraband in China. But now the government is cracking down.
JUST when you thought Facebook couldn’t get any creepier, it goes and does this. Go on — log out. Clear your cookies. You still can’t hide.
AUSTRALIANS are paying up to $1249 for the iPhone 6, but just how much does it cost Apple to make them?
ALIBABA is the biggest name in business and technology in the world at the moment. So what are the essential facts you need to know?
THE likes of Facebook, Twitter and Apple may call Silicon Valley home. But a new breed of players has seen the tech power base shift far away.
ONCE upon a time, Sony was the brand to buy in electronics. Now the company is posting a $2.38 billion loss. What went so wrong for the Japanese giant?
LARRY Ellison, whose career has been marked by his bitter rivalry with Bill Gates, is stepping down from the company he founded with a wealth of $57.11 billion.
IMAGINE being faced with a $36,225 bill for excess data you couldn’t possibly have downloaded. It happened to this Australian.
IT MAY be nice to sit in a cafe with your laptop to get some work done, but is it safe? New research reveals the riskiest public places to do business.
IT WAS already the biggest company you’ve barely heard of, and it’s just gotten bigger. This is what $27 billion looks like.
HEWLETT-Packard has been very, very naughty. The tech giant has been caught bribing Russian government officials. And now they have to pay.
OPTUS has brought in Singtel Singapore’s chief executive to run its Australian business. Allen Lew was head of Optus Mobile from 2001 to 2006.
IT’S not just for selling your old crap. Meet the people who started with practically nothing but are now raking in millions from eBay.
IT SEEMS Barack Obama is just as enamoured with tech companies as everyone else. He’s just poached two high profile execs for his administration.
IT MAY be the du jour among young people right now but is Snapchat, the disappearing messenger app, really worth that much money?
AMAZON just paid a whopping $1.04 billion for a company that streams people playing video games. And Amazon wasn’t the only suitor.
RIDE-SHARING company Uber is operating illegally in South Australia and its drivers should expect to be fined, the state treasurer says.
UBER is stepping up its political game with a high-powered new hire in David Plouffe, former campaign adviser to Barack Obama.
FIRST they came for the banks — now they’re coming for the telcos. Customers who have paid late fees could soon be in for a big payday.
HE STEPPED down from the top job at Microsoft earlier this year but Steve Ballmer will now officially leave the company so he can run the LA Clippers.
PEOPLE have posted some amazing pictures from all over the world. And now Google has big plans to turn them into an encompassing urban guide.
YAHOO is looking to woo more users into its ecosystem by relaunching its online shopping platform. It wants to take a bite out of a market worth $328 billion.
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