Inside Bank of Queensland’s plan to shrink to greatness
Under a new boss, the regional lender plans to get ahead by getting smaller and smarter.
Technology
Break-up? Why our supermarkets need to get bigger
The Greens’ plan to force Woolies and Coles to shrink only plays into the hands of global gorillas like Amazon, Nestle and Unilever.
Casino cop denied Star the time and space to change
Star and its NSW regulator are at war over demands that change at the Sydney casino should be made at the cost of everything else.
‘Out of touch’: Swan blasts PC boss
The ex-treasurer has slammed Australia’s chief productivity adviser who was hand-picked by his own former chief of staff, Jim Chalmers.
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The end of the work email?
NO MORE trudging through pages and pages of work emails. Can you even imagine such a paradise?
Twitter posts loss but stock still surges
YOU’D think that if a company lost $154 million, investors would abandon ship. But not in Twitter’s case which saw its share price go absolutely gangbusters.
Man scams Apple for $330,000
APPLE may be one of the world’s most hi-tech companies but a guy managed to fleece them 42 times in a very low-tech way.
Zuckerberg on track to richest man
THE hoodie-wearing Facebook founder is closer than ever to becoming the world’s richest man, as Facebook is now worth more than Coca-Cola.
Amazon is bleeding money
AMAZON sales are surging but it has massively failed in the one department that really matters.
Get paid to post on social media
WHY should only the likes of Twitter and Facebook get super rich off your posts? Two growing social sites want to pay you for what you’re already doing.
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,
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