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What Zuckerberg told grads in Harvard commencement speech

Facebook CEO and Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg delivers the commencement address at Harvard University.

​Mark Zuckerberg finally has his Harvard degree. The Facebook CEO and famous college dropout left the Ivy League university 12 years ago to found the social network, but he returned this week to pick up an honorary doctor of laws degree and drop some wisdom on the class of 2017.

Port call time out on shot-clock blame game

Seconds out: Charlie Dixon.

Port Adelaide forward Aaron Young has refused to blame umpiring for his side's loss to Geelong on Thursday night despite the game's dying minutes being shrouded in controversy.

US bond yields stuck for now

While the economy may be robust enough to warrant further Fed moves, the bond-market forces that drove yields to record ...

Stubbornly low Treasury yields are spurring Wall Street to slash forecasts, regardless of the Fed's next rate move.

Mum's cancer fight driving Nathan Peats

Blues brothers: Nathan Peats and Josh Dugan.

When Nathan Peats thinks about tough, his mind doesn't wander to the 80-minute test of attrition that awaits him during Wednesday's State of Origin series opener, but rather his mum.

The $US600 million happy ending for Ansell boss

Illustration John Shakespeare

Ansell has finally parted ways with its condoms business for the princely sum of $US600 million after the boss, Magnus Nicolin, decided that condoms are not a good fit with the rest of its business.

Castle exit proves just who's top Dog at Belmore

Not mates: Raelene Castle and Canterbury Bulldogs chairman Ray Dib.

When Raelene Castle first began as Canterbury chief executive, everyone wanted to know whether it would be her or Des Hasler running the club. Four years later, it is evident neither of them is the Top Dog at Belmore.

Scam targets NAB customers with fake website

National Australia Bank has jacked up rates for owner occupiers and residential property investors, but launched a ...

NAB online banking customers are latest target of an email scam that tells victims their account has been disabled before prompting them to enter their password into a fake website.

'Bikini challenge' gym trainer under fire

Emma Tucker wants her deposit money back from Mr Allegretta.

Consumer protection is investigating a Perth gym trainer accused of offering women free eight-week bikini body challenges but then refusing to refund their 'motivation deposit' at the end, telling clients their results aren't good enough.