Australian finance's tech identity crisis
From Magellan to ANZ and Spaceship. Everyone in financial services wants to be seen as a tech company now.
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'Islamophobia hasn't killed anyone'
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull agrees there is too much tolerance of extremist material on social media as he flagged a stronger push against Apple, Facebook and Twitter.
May puts British Muslims on notice
Britain's Prime Minister could have employed a measured tone in her first public statement, considering there are just four days to go until Britons cast their votes - but she didn't.
Officeworks discard to welcome Amazon
Harris Technology, which sells laptops, routers, and communications equipment, is a rarity because it thinks the arrival of Amazon will be a plus for its business.
Retail's next threat may be accountants
A change to the way operating leases treated in company accounts for will have real-world implications for some retailers.
Markets Live: Banks hit again
Investors have ignored a solid overseas lead and resumed selling the big banks, as a 'risk-off' mood sends the ASX lower.
Slack's AI takes on Microsoft, Atlassian
Slack's AI chief explains how it knows what users want to know before they even think to ask.
Palaszczuk's $1.16b energy package
Queensland will conduct a reverse auction of 400 megawatts of clean energy and create a new state-owned company to drive renewable power.
Job ads rise, corporate profits surge
Job advertisements rose in May for a second month towards a six-year high, while corporate profits surged in the three months through March....
How Alex Vynokur built a $4b ETF empire
Alex Vynokur arrived in Australia in 1994 without a word of English, ended up working for Malcolm Turnbull and now runs a fund manager that ...
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