Zuckerberg may sell $22b of stock
Mark Zuckerberg, the world's fifth-richest person, plans to sell as much as 18 per cent of his Facebook stock.
Uber loses London operating licence
London's transportation agency dealt a major blow to Uber on Friday, declining to renew the ride-hailing service's licence.
Airbnb of EV aims to plug charging problems
A team led by Carola Jonas has set up a network of privately-owned electric vehicle chargers that could also solve the problem of "range anxiety".
Build it and they might come
Quantum computing will change data encryption. But how will it change business?
Silicon battery firm defers IPO to build bigger units
Adelaide-based 1414 Degrees has raised $2.5 million in new funds and deferred its IPO until next year to complete construction of larger storage units and pursue projects with major funders
How to avoid the office and work where you want
Sunny days are here again, and technology means there is really no need to be in the office every day.
The iPhone 8's here, so watch how to take photos on it
As the iPhone goes on sale in Australia, Fairfax photographer Louie Douvis shows how to use it.
World's first talking sex robot is ready for her debut
An anatomically correct sex doll with a patented animatronic talking head with programmable personality, is yours for $12,600.
Google bets anew on smartphones with HTC deal
Alphabet's Google said it would pay $US1.1 billion for the division at Taiwan's HTC Corp that develops the US company's Pixel smartphones.
Australia can lead the world in fintech
The Turnbull government has been methodically setting about positioning Australia to springboard and join China at the forefront in this eme...
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- 1. Mark Zuckerberg plans to sell up to 18pc of his Facebook shares
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- 5. Quantum computers, build it and they will come, possibly
