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‘Trusted partnerships’ can build Asian business ties

‘Trusted partnerships’ can build Asian business ties

Longstanding trust with Australia's Asian neighbours can drive enormous business opportunities and growth, an ...
AI may pose ‘existential risks to humanity’: Anthropic

AI may pose ‘existential risks to humanity’: Anthropic

Anthropic's IPO prospectus has highlighted risks associated with its AI models, which it says could exhibit ...
Part of London’s Oxford Street to be pedestrianised

Part of London’s Oxford Street to be pedestrianised

A part of Oxford Street will be pedestrianised from October 26, London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced.
Shein quarterly profit falls 67 per cent as costs jump

Shein quarterly profit falls 67 per cent as costs jump

Shein chief executive Yangtian Xu says his company plans to push into higher-priced clothes that will boost the ...
Greens leader suddenly quits after health ‘downturn’

Greens leader suddenly quits after health ‘downturn’

Larissa Waters has suddenly stepped down as leader of the federal Greens, revealing she has been managing a kidney ...
‘Never-before-seen’ revelations in Rebel’s film feud

‘Never-before-seen’ revelations in Rebel’s film feud

Newly unearthed correspondence shows Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson played a pivotal role in a smear campaign ...
Higher tax take puts federal budget on stronger footing

Higher tax take puts federal budget on stronger footing

Australia's deficit for the past financial year is smaller than expected, but rising borrowing costs mean the ...
Debt concerns: treasurer’s era of cheap-money ending

Debt concerns: treasurer’s era of cheap-money ending

Borrowing money is getting more expensive, but AI "hyper-scalers" competing for your cash are not necessarily to ...
South African gold giant set to pursue Australian rival

South African gold giant set to pursue Australian rival

Johannesburg-based Gold Fields isn't giving up on acquiring Northern Star Resources despite the Australian ...
Shares flat ahead of interest rate call as oil jumps

Shares flat ahead of interest rate call as oil jumps

The local exchange has handed back most of its early gains ahead of a key Reserve Bank decision, as high oil ...
Milk group that lost its ‘whey’ eyes a better future

Milk group that lost its ‘whey’ eyes a better future

After years of losses, Synlait Milk believes a new Middle East customer offers it a foothold for a better future ...
Cafes, shoppers at a crossroads as surcharge ban looms

Cafes, shoppers at a crossroads as surcharge ban looms

Shoppers may benefit from cash discounts, but retailers will still have to pay the price on merchant fees when a ...
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