Conventional mops spread dirt rather than pick dirt up. Enter Dyson which says its hi-tech wet mop is more ‘enjoyable and effective’, with Australia one of the first places where the WashG1 will be sold.
The billionaire inventor who turned the vacuum cleaning market upside down says there’s a big obstacle to being a manufacturing force again.
Turning the ship around at the casino was always expected to be measured in years, says its new $US1 trillion owner Blackstone.
It’s come at a huge upfront cost, but ANZ boss Shayne Elliott says the sky is the limit for the potential savings that technology can offer.
Twitter owner Elon Musk has made a very strange change to the signage outside the company’s San Francisco headquarters.
The energy giant has to short-circuit the dramas of recent years to catch up with rivals in the multibillion-dollar renewables race.
As losses deepen across the traditional letters business, some monumental changes will be needed over the next few years.
The $24bn move on the Australian gold producer comes when it is most vulnerable.
Banks have been hitting mortgage customers with the full force of multiple rate hikes, while offering discounts to sign up new customers.
He turned TPG into a telco powerhouse. Now entrepreneur David Teoh is on another mission that will make his rivals flinch.
The harvesting of consumer data remains at the heart of the business model for giants Google and Facebook.
Shunned here as being too hot to handle, dozens of countries are turning to Australia for this clean energy source.
There is one thing Elon Musk needs more of to ramp up production of Tesla electric vehicles.
The casino major has signalled a renewed focus on the domestic market with a new hospitality business built up through the Covid lockdowns.
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