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David Jones landlord talks break down; administrators to be appointed

Technology

1w ago

David Jones landlord talks break down; administrators to be appointed

David Jones has faced some of the toughest trading conditions in the last six decades as cost of living pressures have crushed consumer confidence.

#cost-of-living #jones

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Google will cut off search access for students at schools that reject AI tools

Technology

1w ago

Google will cut off search access for students at schools that reject AI tools

Google is by far the dominant provider of education technology for US schools.

#google #classroom

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Canva announces first ever redundancy round, 22pc of staff affected

Technology

1w ago

Canva announces first ever redundancy round, 22pc of staff affected

Canva says 22 per cent of staff will lose their job, have changes to their role or have to relocate.

#canva

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Scandium mine approval takes critical mineral investment above $3b

Technology

1w ago

Scandium mine approval takes critical mineral investment above $3b

A new scandium mine approval in NSW means more than $3b of critical minerals projects have gone ahead in Australia this year, and the tally could yet top $4b.

#australia #sunrise

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ASX to slip; oil drops; chipmakers gain

Technology

1w ago

ASX to slip; oil drops; chipmakers gain

Wall Street cautious ahead of midterm election results; US job postings jump sharply; AMD to report. Follow live updates.

#us-midterms #asx #election

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AI mania can’t survive higher interest rates

Technology

1w ago

AI mania can’t survive higher interest rates

The pool of available capital is more limited than it was in the booms of the 1990s and 2000s because this time, firms must compete with governments for money.

#interest-rates

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Supermarket fridges across Europe are being hacked. Could the same thing happen here?

Technology

1w ago

Supermarket fridges across Europe are being hacked. Could the same thing happen here?

Supermarket fridges are being remotely hacked, spoiling massive quantities of food. Are Australian supermarket chains prepared for similar attacks?

#europe #australia

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Chalmers, Bullock grapple with a home-grown debacle

Technology

1w ago

Chalmers, Bullock grapple with a home-grown debacle

The treasurer and the RBA governor are telling very different stories on inflation. The latest rise in interest rates will test the reputations of both.

#rba #interest-rates #bullock

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High Court confronts messy world of lurking in social media ban case

Technology

1w ago

High Court confronts messy world of lurking in social media ban case

Reddit has argued that the Albanese government rushed its signature restrictions on children using its platform, preventing them from forming political views.

#social-media-ban #albanese #reddit

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RBA raises cash rate to 4.85pc in split board decision

Technology

1w ago

RBA raises cash rate to 4.85pc in split board decision

The fifth rate rise this year takes mortgage repayments to near-record levels and adds pressure on Treasurer Jim Chalmers to cut government spending.

#rba #treasurer #inflation

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Blaise Joseph

Technology

1w ago

Blaise Joseph

It should never have required hindsight to recognise the problems with putting screens in front of children for much of the school day.

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‘Nothing to regret’: GQG’s Jain stands by tech pivot after horror month

Technology

1w ago

‘Nothing to regret’: GQG’s Jain stands by tech pivot after horror month

The investment chief says his enthusiasm for tech stocks has not changed despite a brutal few weeks for the AI trade.

#gqg #jain

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