The core businesses of America’s technology giants are starting to show signs of slowing, as investors grow wary of the artificial intelligence trade.

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People | Jim Chalmers News, Features and Galleries | Australian Financial Review

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People | Jim Chalmers News, Features and Galleries | Australian Financial Review

The latest James Edward Chalmers news, articles, profiles, features, interviews and galleries from the Australian Financial Review

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Samantha Jones

While France’s protests show how violent factions exploit unrest, in Australia the challenge is distinguishing legitimate activism from extremist agitation.

#samantha-jones #france #protest

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Most Israelis voted against Netanyahu. Why he still looks like winning

Politics & Governance

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Most Israelis voted against Netanyahu. Why he still looks like winning

On the maths, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lost the election by a landslide. Yet, he looks most likely to form government due to a long-standing taboo in Israeli society.

#netanyahu #israel #election

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Jensen Huang, Trump and the female Chinese spy plot

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Jensen Huang, Trump and the female Chinese spy plot

A businesswoman who had a close relationship with the Nvidia CEO was passing intelligence to Beijing. The US president was briefed and took no action.

#trump #nvidia #beijing

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The chase for Sanjeev Gupta’s riches is on, and it’s come to Sydney

Australia & Pacific

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The chase for Sanjeev Gupta’s riches is on, and it’s come to Sydney

The one-time billionaire and so-called saviour of steel has left creditors owed about $6 billion. Now he faces losing his personal fortune, mansions and all.

#sanjeev-gupta #sydney #united

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What if Anthropic is right about its doomsday machine?

Technology

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What if Anthropic is right about its doomsday machine?

Dario Amodei has used AI doom as a marketing tool. But a new spate of AI-powered cyberattacks, and warnings in Anthropic’s prospectus, can’t be so easily dismissed.

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How two Young Rich Listers went from a $52m fortune to $23m debt

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How two Young Rich Listers went from a $52m fortune to $23m debt

Stax looked like every influencer’s athleisure, money-making dream, but it was a lot less glitzy inside the company founded by Don Robertson and his partner.

#young-rich-listers #robertson #stax

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A secret venue, celebs and big spenders: Chanel’s first show Down Under

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A secret venue, celebs and big spenders: Chanel’s first show Down Under

Bringing cruise 2026-27 to Sydney is something of a military operation. The luxury house’s president of fashion says it’s worth it for Australia’s Very Important Clients.

#chanel #sydney #australia

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Usher in summer with Matteau’s breezy dresses and a woven beach bag

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Usher in summer with Matteau’s breezy dresses and a woven beach bag

Plus, affordable art, magnesium bath products and Flour and Stone’s Christmas treats.

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From Paris to Canberra, left-wing extremists are exploiting our anger

Australia & Pacific

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From Paris to Canberra, left-wing extremists are exploiting our anger

While France’s protests show how violent factions exploit unrest, in Australia the challenge is distinguishing legitimate activism from extremist agitation.

#canberra #france #protest

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‘Constant pain’: Christa Pike makes first statement since botched execution

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‘Constant pain’: Christa Pike makes first statement since botched execution

A death row inmate at a Tennessee jail, Pike survived her execution in late September, saying she was prepared for death but woke up in a hospital bed.

#constant #christa-pike #tennessee

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