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Brexit: Strap in, this could go bad

If Britain votes to stay in the union, will there be scarring on business?
Nick Miller and Mark Mulligan

The economic fallout from this week's looming Brexit vote has markets on edge.

Hackers make for a soaring business: Last year, venture capitalists pumped some $2 billion in data security start-ups.

$US50m hack a 'nightmare scenario'

Nathaniel Popper

A hacker siphoned more than $US50 million ($67 million) of digital money away from an experimental virtual currency project that had been billed as the most successful crowdfunding venture ever

In Friday's trading, five of the S&P 500's 10 main industries declined, with health-care and technology companies ...

Wall St slides on tech, health-care

Oliver Renick and Bailey Lipschultz

US stocks retreated, sending the S&P; 500 Index lower for the sixth time in seven days.

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Rajan jolts India with move to exit central bank after attacks

Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan has declared his intention to step down when his term ends in early September.
Vrishti Beniwal and Sandrine Rastello

India's central bank governor Raghuram Rajan said he will step down when his term ends in early September, an unexpected move that came after a key ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised him for keeping interest rates too high.

IMF sends Brexit warning

Voting to leave could be bad news for the UK economy, the IMF has warned.

​A vote to exit the European Union in next week's referendum could leave Britain's economy more than 5 per cent smaller by 2019 than if it stays in the 28-nation club, the International Monetary Fund said.

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Brutalism no obstacle for Woods Bagot fit-out

Woods Bagot's new office in the brutalist-style building on the corner of William and Little Collins streets.
Stephen Crafti

Woods Bagot had been in its Southbank office for 10 years. While the view of the Yarra from the building's domed ceiling was impressive, the office required updating.

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The Heroin bike was named because “it’s a pure, rare product that gives so much pleasure that you can’t give it up”.

Seven of the world's fastest bikes

Stephen Lacey

If this isn't the world's sexiest bike, it's certainly one of the most aerodynamic.

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