Nvidia chief Jensen Huang is one of Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley and their relationship has coincided with several favourable policy developments for the company.

#trump #nvidia #huang

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‘Sabotage’: Iran blamed for hack attacks on European fridges

World News

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‘Sabotage’: Iran blamed for hack attacks on European fridges

France’s foreign minister vowed to punish Tehran over the chaos at European supermarkets after cyberattackers sent refrigerator temperatures soaring, destroying food at hundreds of stores.

#sabotage #iran #europe

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Early childhood education centres are growing. Some experts are worried

Education & Youth

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Early childhood education centres are growing. Some experts are worried

Childcare centres are becoming mega facilities to attract more enrolments, with developers passing the risk of their big builds onto families, according to research that analysed thousands of property transactions.

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Not a Test rugby player: Former England star torches Suaalii after Twickenham rout

Sports

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Not a Test rugby player: Former England star torches Suaalii after Twickenham rout

Dual international Chris Ashton believes Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii looks lost on a rugby field, and questioned why Rugby Australia keep signing league players.

#suaalii #twickenham #rugby

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ASX set to jump as Wall Street rallies; Nvidia tumbles amid ‘Chinese spy’ probe; Oil falls

Business & Economy

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ASX set to jump as Wall Street rallies; Nvidia tumbles amid ‘Chinese spy’ probe; Oil falls

The stock market is rallying and recovering more of its big loss from last week as oil prices swing lower. The strength came even though Nvidia, one of Wall Street’s most influential stocks, sank.

#asx #nvidia

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Australia & Pacific

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The Visual Stories Team | The Age

The Visual Stories Team creates rich media, data-driven and interactive journalism for The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times and WAtoday.

#visual #sydney

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Review: This one-man-run sake bar is odd in a wonderful and delicious way

World News

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Review: This one-man-run sake bar is odd in a wonderful and delicious way

This new addition to Brunswick East is much like the modest bars you’d find all over Tokyo.

#brunswick #tenko

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Is the new $430 US airport fast-track actually worth the money?

World News

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Is the new $430 US airport fast-track actually worth the money?

It costs more than an Aussie passport, but there’s a new way for travellers to side-step the dreaded US entry queues.

#entry #australia

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This airline’s ‘business class’ is just economy with better food

Business & Economy

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This airline’s ‘business class’ is just economy with better food

Short flights on British Airways can mean sitting in an economy seat – but with a pre-flight sleep-in and champagne to soften the blow.

#airways

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One of 2027’s most anticipated hotels owes its soul to a fashion icon

World News

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One of 2027’s most anticipated hotels owes its soul to a fashion icon

Alexander McQueen’s legacy is among the star attractions of one of London’s most anticipated luxury hotel openings.

#london #york #astor

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Politics & Governance

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Nick McKenzie | The Age

Nick McKenzie is an Age investigative journalist who has three times been named the Graham Perkin Australian Journalist of the Year. A winner of 20 Walkley Awards, including the Gold Walkley, he investigates politics, business, foreign affairs and criminal justice.

#kenzie #walkley

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