Gas imports to ease the energy crisis could arrive sooner
The hand-picked boss of billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy will have his work cut out bringing down energy prices.
Technology
‘Blue screen of death’ company accepts fate
The company responsible for the “blue screen of death” that left millions of people stranded says it’s “absolutely” prepared for compensation claims.
Woodside’s big bet on Trump energy trade
There’s good reason why Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is in a hurry to get her planned $1.8bn buyout of a cash-strapped US gas hopeful away.
Worker pay day fears after IT outage
Millions of workers could go without their wages in the wake of the global IT outage, amid reports multiple payment and payroll systems across Australia were crippled.
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Amazon Australia launches after false starts
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Uber investigated over ‘unlawful conduct’
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Australia is a ‘disappointment’ overseas
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Will Uber’s London ban affect us?
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The $60m story behind this photo
THIS low-key, black-and-white image of the Obamas could teach us all a valuable lesson, according to the man behind the picture.
Your password is actually wrong
EVERYTHING you’ve been told about passwords for the last 15 years is wrong — and the man responsible has apologised.
IBM’s dark, secret Nazi past
BEFORE computers were invented, some of the first machines IBM made were used for the most awful crimes the world has ever seen.
The robot taking over supermarkets
THIS aisle-roving robot will scan shelves for out-of-stock items and check price tags — but the supermarket claims the goal is not to replace jobs.
What you never knew about the iPhone
THE iPhone has changed the modern economy. But the key figure in its development wasn’t Steve Jobs, a new book reveals.
Death of a $4.2 billion company
JAWBONE was once the next big thing, taking on Fitbit and Samsung in the “wearables” market, but now it has spectacularly collapsed.
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