E-passports could fix the cash economy
Digital passports could be introduced for the self-employed as a frontline weapon to combat the growing cash economy.
Kaspersky backs Google, Apple's privacy stance
Eugene Kaspersky, the colourful Russian cyber security executive, says technology companies must respect the individual's privacy and products should not be made to be broken.
Branson's sub-orbital plan for Oz air travel
Inside Richard Branson's plans for supersonic flight technology, which may make it possible to fly to London and New York in several hours.
Hackers target 'juicy' medical data
Insurers say they aren't adequately prepared to cope with the fallout as health records become a hot commodity on the 'dark web'.
ASIC closes Guvera, Kwickie loophole
ASIC has warned rogue accountants that a strategy that allowed them to tip ordinary investors into risky investments is now illegal.
Why music artists are 'selling out' to score on the charts
Bands turn to "selling out" - licensing their music to ads - to make it big in the age of Spotify.
Microsoft to cut 'thousands' of jobs
​Microsoft plans to cut 3000-4000 jobs, mostly outside the United States, as it revamps its sales organisation.
Mixed martial arts money printer
How two brothers turned UFC cage fighting into a $5.3b business, making it arguably the greatest non-tech trade of the 21st century.
Big tech to take on Turnbull
Silicon Valley will oppose any move by Malcolm Turnbull to weaken encryption to catch terrorists.
Why hybrid cars aren't dead
The future of fuel-and-battery models is brighter than ever, despite Volvo's announcement this week that it was going all-electric.
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