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Is Wisetech’s share price on a ‘highway to hell’?
Dirty deeds might be done dirt cheap, but ASIC ‘don’t like this kind of behaviour’.
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Old man yells at cloud: punters unhappy with Bureau of Meteorology’s new website redesign
If you're a fan of the weather, I've got some difficult news to share. The Bureau of Meteorology has a new website, and some punters…
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WiseTech crash: tech giant plunges 15% after AFP, ASIC raids offices over co-founder Richard White
Mondays are tough at the best of times. For WiseTech and its co-founder, Richard White, however, yesterday was a little harder after a raid by…
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How to apply for a share of Facebook’s $50 million privacy class action settlement
Facebook probably owes you some cash after a recent class action. Here's how to apply for the Facebook class action settlement in Australia.
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ChatGPT released a web browser. Google’s stock price tells you if it’s any good
When you look at charts all day, sometimes you notice patterns that make you laugh. Google's recent stock performance is one such gut-buster, following the…
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Australians are happier now than they were last year – mostly
At a population level, Australians feel more satisfied about national life than they did in recent years. But beneath the surface, not everyone is feeling…
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Algorithmic pricing: how AI is using your data to set personalised prices online (and how it could all go wrong)
AI is quietly remaking how companies set prices. Not only do prices shift with demand, but firms are increasingly tailoring prices to individual customers based…
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Tesla’s self-driving car subscription is here: what do you get for $149 a month?
Self-driving cars are on the list of futuristic sci-fi tech we've been promised for years. Along with jetpacks and meals in pill-form. Tesla recently made…
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Sydney to consider new Airbnb crackdown
The City of Sydney Council will this week debate a motion that could see a major crackdown on Airbnb and other short-term rental services across…
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AI teachers: Australian educators use AI in the classroom more than just about any other nation
Australian teachers are more likely to be using artificial intelligence than their counterparts around the world, according to a recent international survey.