Local Tesla staff take to LinkedIn seeking work
A senior Tesla staffer involved in recruitment has taken to social media seeking work for a number of team members following a global workplace cull.
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Work has started on one of Sydney’s tallest rooftop bars at the Marriott’s new 34-storey Moxy Hotel in the Koreatown area on Pitt St.
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The world’s first glare-free OLED TV is quite a sight to behold and probably the best TV we’ve ever used.
Two-second answer AI chatbot start-up lands $3.85m
A Sydney AI-powered chatbot firm that has a contract with gig-economy platform Airtasker has raised $3.85m.
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Ransomware gang claims HTW breach
A ransomware gang has emerged with an explosive claim that it is behind a major cyber breach at one of the nation’s largest property valuers.
Rocket start-up grounded by paperwork
Australia’s largest space start-up says a 20,000-page application to launch has delayed it firing its first rocket into orbit by as much as three months.
Offshore developers take ClubsNSW data hostage
A group of software developers in the Philippines is understood to be holding personal data of many thousands of NSW club visitors over a dispute.
Land supply limiting our data centre growth plans
Australia has managed to keep pace in the race to build data centres against global counterparts, but land supply restraints could hinder further growth.
The battle convincing rich to rideshare
One of the hardest parts of raising a funding round for this now acquired start-up was trying to convince rich people that the rest of the world didn’t mind sharing.
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