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.
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Google is by far the dominant provider of education technology for US schools.
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The real issue for voters in Michigan is what moral price is worth paying for an additional seat in the Senate.
Canva says 22 per cent of staff will lose their job, have changes to their role or have to relocate.
The real issue for voters in Michigan is what moral price is worth paying for an additional seat in the Senate.
Binance said hackers gained access to its systems using social engineering; at least four separate flights across Europe were struck by bomb threats. Follow live updates.
Tens of millions of Americans will vote in the 2026 midterm elections and if the polls are right, will form part of a blue wave that will flip both houses of Congress.
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An investment boom makes a recession less likely, but it complicates the RBA’s inflation task by competing for stretched worker and construction capacity.
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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.
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.
The regulator says more than four out of five companies it contacted had failed to lodge financial reports for the 2025 financial year on time.
An investment boom makes a recession less likely, but it complicates the RBA’s inflation task by competing for stretched worker and construction capacity.