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Joseph LamAudience growth producer

Joseph Lam is an audience producer, responsible for growing readership and amplifying The Australian’s journalism across multiple platforms. Based in Sydney, he has previously been the masthead’s technology journalist, general news reporter and digital producer. Joe is from Central Queensland and joined the national daily in 2019, having trained as a combat engineer in the ADF. Follow his work on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @editorialjoe

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WENTWORTH COURIER ONLY. EMBARGOED TIL AUGUST 11, 2021. SEE EDITOR TIM MCINTYRE FOR PERMISSION TO USE. Finder.com.au founder Fred Schebesta in his

How tech billionaires get spooky on Halloween

Local tech tycoons are serving some of Halloween’s best looks, led by crypto evangelist Fred Schebesta. It’s also a chance for curious neighbours to see inside his best asset.

Joseph Carbone and Joseph Lam

Urban designCommercial

Urbis smarter developments prospectus

Develop some smarts: tech benefits going to waste

Australia is falling behind global standards in smart city infrastructure development, with more than half of industry experts warning the nation is missing crucial benefits.

digital adoptionTechnology

KPMG Chief Digital Officer John Munnelly

AI benefits could reduce house prices, immigration: KPMG

AI’s productivity benefits could give Australia the boost it needs, reducing the amount of jobs which go offshore and keeping revenue onshore, says KPMG’s digital boss.

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David Chau aka Captain Condor, the founder of an online trading group that's now moving markets in the US.

‘Captain Condor’ has the power to move markets

Meet the five-minute options trader who built an online community – including Australians – that can now move markets in the US.

DevelopmentProperty

Knight Frank APAC head of data centres Fred Fitzalan-Howard

Australian data centre market world’s second hottest

Australia has become the second hottest data centre investment market in the world, with the industry projected to reach $US4 trillion in value by 2030, according to a new report.

DevelopmentProperty

Nalu Resort, formerly Nobby's Outlook, at 122 Marine Parade in the Gold Coast's Miami, QLD 4220.

Gold Coast apartment projects hit high note

Competition is heating up in the tightly held apartment market of an iconic Queensland tourist town, with developers racing to complete new projects.

EconomyBusiness

Gen Z are set to face their first recession.

My first recession: How Gen Z is preparing for economic turmoil

Gen Z are yet to experience a recession but as expectations for growth are shredded, Gen Z-ers wonder if they are adequately prepared for financial armageddon.

RegulationLegal Affairs

Qteq Chief Technology Officer Dr Tim Hopper, CEO and Chairman Simon Ashton and Chief Operating Officer Ewan Meldrum after the official announcement at the company's operations base in Toowoomba that the company had acquired Perth-based high-value tech start-up NMR Services Australia Pty Ltd.

Contract rigging and cartel conduct findings against mining services firm

A Queensland mining services company and its chairman are facing huge fines after being found guilty of cartel conduct, including attempting to rig a multimillion-dollar tender.

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18/10/2024: Mike Dorrell is the chairman, CEO & Co-Founder of New York based $US70bn infrastructure fund Stonepeak. PIC: Eric Johnston

Stonepeak takes 75pc stake in IOR

The New York investment firm of richlister Michael Dorrell has taken a 75 per cent stake in one of the nation’s largest fuel and logistics providers.

Venture capitalProperty

PropHero co-founders Pablo Gil Brusola and Mickael Roger. Source: Supplied.

The property start-ups that just raised $44m in three months

Proptech is running hot for investors. From apps targeting downsizers to ones helping buy units off-the-plan with minimal deposits, here are five property start-ups to watch.

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