NextDC’s electric shock, NAB cuts 2500 jobs and Musk’s $5trn move
The chooks discuss a couple of cracker corporate stories, preview the data that will make or break Melbourne Cup Day, and analyse an all-Elon merger.
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The chooks discuss a couple of cracker corporate stories, preview the data that will make or break Melbourne Cup Day, and analyse an all-Elon merger.
I was the only female leader of a major political party without a security detail – I couldn’t live under constant guard. That belief was rocked this week.
Defence company Anduril’s co-founder and entrepreneur Ben Lamm conceived the start-up to clone and genetically edit working canines for the military.
The largest restructure at the bank in nearly a decade is forcing colleagues to compete for a dwindling number of roles.
Alarm bells should go off that the firm’s staff and clients had invested more than $300 million in the data centre developer ahead of its aborted ASX listing.
The payments group’s shares dived more than 30pc on Friday after the company revealed it had “identified and contained” a customer fraud ring in the United States.
October 7 has become a lightning rod issue for Israelis in an election that is a referendum on the polarising leadership of Netanyahu and on the nation’s soul.
When male politicians suggest that the nature of debate has not necessarily changed, it reflects a disconnect from the rising tide of misogyny in public life.
A run-of-the-mill speech takes a sudden turn as beloved former High Court Judge Michael Kirby says the unsayable: praising Dyson Heydon.
From AI slop ads to vitriolic attacks targeting candidates’ families, this was the week Republicans leaned even harder into culture-warring and personal scandal.
Satellite imagery showed the site is in the midst of one of its largest changes in its 60-year history, although the nature of the works remains under wraps.
Moderna shares tanked after research data was leaked, but Georgina Long says it still represents a ‘foundational shift’ in melanoma treatment.