This will be AI’s year of big impact: Telstra boss
Investor interest in AI is white-hot. US chip designer Nvidia broke through a $3 trillion valuation last week. Australians companies seek to capitalise.
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Why Swift fever keeps Telstra’s boss awake at night
Imagine if Taylor’s adoring fans didn’t have access to Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp and dozens of other video-hungry mobile apps at her sold-out concerts.
Five key lessons from Buffett’s shareholder letter
Warren Buffett’s legendary annual letters are filled with simple rules from a life of picking winners and losers. These are highlights from his latest.
Alzheimer’s super drug on verge of US approval
US regulators are close to approving Eli Lilly’s Donanemab, which promises to slow the onset of dementia. Australia should follow this year, the drug giant’s global CEO says.
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How Austrac became a feared cop on dirty beat
A string of legal actions has exposed casinos as the effective bankers for crime, undermining efforts by the real banks to protect the financial system.
GDP signals that the RBA ain’t done yet
The good news in the GDP figures was also the bad news. That is to say, bad news for borrowers.
Strike Energy reveals large stake in takeover target Warrego
The move will give Strike a potential blocking stake in any bid to acquire the company, and comes after its own proposal was superseded by a bidding war between two billionaires.
Why the RBA needs to talk up more rate hikes
As the Reserve Bank pushes through the first Christmas rate hike in 13 years, central bank boss Philip Lowe has ramped up the rhetoric.
Santos boosts shareholder returns, flags more to come
Santos will pay more out in dividends and buy back more of its shares, and says shareholders can expect even more once major projects are completed.
Whyalla set for huge workforce and mining ramp up
Iron ore mining at Whyalla will expand more than 10 times while the workforce at the mines and steelworks will quadruple over the next eight years, Sanjeev Gupta says.
Huge interest in collapsed Melbourne project
A partially completed Melbourne hotel development placed into voluntary administration is understood to have about 40 Australian and international developers vying for it.
Cash in on dodgy drivers with this $20m ASX float
If you’ve been caught using your mobile phone while driving, technology company Acusensus might be to blame. Now there’s an opportunity to profit as it lists on the exchange.
How to keep lights on through the volatile green switch
With more than a dozen power plant closures in coming years there is little room to move in a market that is still desperately building out capacity.
SEC exposes lunacy of the windmills of Dan’s mind
The reborn State Electricity Commission has even less financial metrics than the NBN. There probably isn’t even a drinks coaster.
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