ASX extends winning streak after RBA hike
ASX rises for a sixth straight day after the RBA’s 50bps hike. Zip and A2 Milk surge, Appen dives on update, Telstra completes Fetch acquisition and United Malt selloff extends.
Telstra
How Telstra learnt to listen, not just hear
When Telstra agreed to pay a $50m fine for rorting vulnerable Indigenous people, it was a dark hour for the telco but also an opportunity to change.
Telstra, Microsoft muscle up
As Telstra and Microsoft’s operations begin to overlap, the two tech gorillas have struck a clever bargain to share the upside.
Telstra and Microsoft’s deal to expand in Asia Pacific
The five-year deal cements the country’s largest telco and the US tech giant as an imposing force in the hotly contested battle for cloud services.
Working from home returns as Covid cases soar
Australia’s biggest businesses are introducing their own pandemic rules as the government handballs responsibility to the corporate sector.
Major employers advise working from home
Two of Australia’s biggest employers are advising staff to work from home over concerns about rising Covid case numbers.
The reinvention of Gladys Berejiklian
The former NSW premier does not want to talk about politics – or the pandemic. Now an Optus executive, she hits out at Telstra’s plans to share its network with rival TPG.
Bulking up: inside the fitness app boom
Low cost and with celebrity-led content, fitness apps have ridden the pandemic wave to change the way we work out, attracting cashed-up investors.
Moving from one metaverse to another
Web3, decentralised finance, NFTs and VR. It all comes together in the interconnected new metaverse of the future and this former Telstra worker and political adviser is right in the mix.
TPG, Telstra accuse Optus of ‘emotional manipulation’
TPG and Telstra, seeking a $1.8bn network sharing arrangement, have attacked what they describe as embarrassing behaviour by rival Optus, which wants the regulator to nix their deal.
Telstra wraps up multi-billion dollar Digicel deal
The deal, widely seen as a bid to counter China’s rising regional influence, was threatened by a so-called telco ‘super tax’.
ASX rallies on tech, coal miners; banks drop
Tech and resources pace broad ASX gains. Coal miners soar on China reports, Booktopia slips on CEO exit, Bega dives after FY23 warning and LNG exports break record.
Telstra’s change after one complaint
Telstra has made a massive change to its services after hearing customers “loud and clear”.
Inside Telstra’s Blue Tick testing lab
Telstra Blue Tick mightn’t seem a big deal, but to rural and regional users, it’s a life saver.
Telstra-TPG deal ‘overturns 30 years of telco policy’
Optus ramps up attacks on its two rivals, heaping pressure on the competition watchdog which is set to rule on their billion-dollar network sharing deal.
Changing the world atom by atom
The model circuits designed by Professor Simmons and her team have the potential to advance medicine, energy storage, manufacturing and much else.
Telstra’s dominance a ‘cancer on the bush’: Littleproud
The new Nationals leader has poured fuel on a heated debate over whether Australia’s biggest telco should be allowed to share its rural network assets with TPG.
Optus ‘deliberately twisting facts’, rivals say
A battle between Telstra, TPG and their biggest rival over regional mobile networks is turning increasingly ugly.
ASX up, led by Fortescue, Telstra, TPG
ASX 200 closed up 0.3 per cent after a mixed session. Fortescue was the top performer followed by Telstra and TPG. However, investors dumped lithium stocks. GDP up 0.8 per cent, which bodes well for the economy. Origin sold off after dumping guidance.
Gloves off in Telstra-TPG battle against Optus
Telstra and TPG say their proposed regional network sharing partnership will increase choice for customers in the regions and in capital cities but Optus strongly disagrees.
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