The record fine levied on Google by the EU last week reflects anxiety in Europe about the growing influence of the big US tech groups. It also sets the stage for new battles over their monopolistic powers.
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Old-fashioned film lover Gillian Laub went to a Sunday family gathering to test out the new Leica's newest digital camera, the M10.
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As Chinese demand for Australian products hots up, a husband and wife team are hoping to raise $6m and IPO their daigou business.
REA Group, owner of the country's No. 1 online property site, is taking a $180 million impairment charge. Its shares have hit a record high....
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