Behind Nvidia’s plan to control the new industrial revolution
Jensen Huang is betting Nvidia’s future is far bigger than the chips powering today’s AI boom.
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Nine faces its make or break-up moment
The under-pressure broadcaster was prepared to bet big on television and lost. Now it has a fight on its hands to prove it should stay together.
US regulatory approval heralds new class of drugs, says Mesoblast
Mesoblast winning approval for its Ryoncil drug in the US opens the path for nothing less than the arrival of a new class of drugs, managing director Silviu Itescu says.
How Trump’s tariffs will disrupt stockmarkets
Hefty new taxes on US imports from various countries was a Trump election platform, but what does it mean for your shares?
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Former Hong Kong billionaire’s Aussie outpost collapses
Bankrupt former billionaire Pan Sutong, who built an empire in Hong Kong which crashed into insolvency in recent years, has had his local wine and horse interests placed in administration.
‘Lambo guy’ Portelli facing unlawful lottery charges
Ostentatious billionaire Adrian Portelli is facing a challenge to the legality of his business after being charged with conducting an unlawful lottery.
Wesfarmers’ plan to take Anko to the world stage
A generational shift is well under way at Rob Scott’s retailing conglomerate, Wesfarmers, and this opens opportunities for the breakout Anko brand.
HMC’s $950m splash on energy transition
HMC Capital will buy Neoen’s wind, solar and battery assets in Victoria, but warns of two barriers to reaching the nation’s ambitious renewables goal.
Enough power for 400 years – the outback answer to our gas crisis
Aussie households could be forced to pay more for dirtier gas drilled overseas despite a giant outback deposit having enough reserve to power our nation for four centuries.
WFH is stopping young people from ‘learning how to adult’
The work-from-home revolution may have brought greater flexibility to working life but experts have warned of a downside for young people, who risk losing out on critical “adulting” skills.
Bricks and torture: Energy crunch driving up building costs
As a gas supply shock looms, Australia’s No.1 home builder Metricon has revealed escalating energy bills are ‘significantly driving up’ production budgets and material expenses.
Families to pay up to $295 a year more as gas shortage looms
Households across three states are facing big annual gas bill increases because of a dire supply crisis set to force Australia to import LNG from the other side of the world.
Gas exports fuel Australia’s diplomatic clout in Asia
Australia would lose significant influence in the Asia-Pacific if we stop exporting liquefied natural gas, top foreign policy experts warn.
Meet Australia’s biggest company you’ve never heard of
From a gritty corner in Melbourne, this low-profile player has turned its founders into billionaires as they took $500m paydays this week while delivering staggering returns to investors.
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