Midterms data centre backlash throws AI boom off a cliff
The Democratic wave at the elections came despite a wall of money from oligarchs and crypto bros. Now big tech is a big villain and a reckoning is on the way.
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The Democratic wave at the elections came despite a wall of money from oligarchs and crypto bros. Now big tech is a big villain and a reckoning is on the way.
“We just didn’t put people in the right spots,” says Heidi co-founder Thomas Kelly, as the start-up announces mass layoffs.
The 188-year-old retailer has been placed into voluntary administration by directors after it was unable to reach a deal with Scentre Group.
Carrie LaFrenz and Lauren Sams on the slow motion demise of department stores, what tipped David Jones over the edge and what’s going to happen now.
As the creative force behind the luxury house’s jewellery, Pierre Hardy continues to defy conventions, using the horse motif in new ways for his body-focussed art.
The Australian software giant built its reputation as a wealth factory where everyone was happy family. A day of redundancies and relocations changed all that.
The descendants of Lang Hancock’s business partner are donating to a string of conservation organisations, including Greenpeace, as their family charity pivots.
The end of the grand old days and why the imminent collapse of David Jones was 188 years in the making.
Erica Berchtold’s 14-hour days haven’t been enough to stop the retailer entering administration.
Lawyers for the Albanese government hit back at Reddit’s constitutional challenge, saying the ban aimed to protect under-16s from social media’s worst features.
The company’s challenge is to find profitable and compelling ways to incorporate the technology into its products to attract users.
Singapore-based Eduardo Saverin, whose $US34 billion fortune makes him the richest person in the country, has tipped into the deal through his venture capital firm.