It’s the football transfer saga that’s captured the attention of Australia’s media industry — but instead of players, it’s Optus and Nine trading Premier League rights.
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Bloomberg’s top editor has directed staff to embrace third-party AI platforms such as ChatGPT, taking a more liberal approach than other major newsrooms.
ANZ’s tech chief is leaving just as banks around the world rethink who should lead AI, with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon saying the function is simply too important to sit under tech.
It’s a startup ecosystem cliché that Australia punches above its weight in tech, but new research lends weight to the claim.
With one day left in the financial year, CBA shares are up a staggering 50%, pushing its market cap above $300 billion. But fundies aren't so enthusiastic about it.
The $1,000-per-month men’s longevity startup has been overhauled as the company learns from its mistakes.
The Albanese government insists it can deliver AUKUS and keep Washington happy without lifting defence spending — but a new NATO benchmark is raising the stakes.
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The telco is set to shutter Optus Sport if it closes a deal for the EPL with Nine, putting more than 100 jobs in doubt.
It's had a difficult year, but Regal's bet on the now $2 billion company has proved spectacularly successful as it looks headed for index inclusion.
Eastend Ventures is targeting underserved regions outside Sydney and Melbourne after raising $13 million toward a $50 million fund focused on South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland.
Constantinople has established a strategic partnership with 10x as it looks to quadruple its client base over the next year providing a virtual banking package.
As global markets fragment, investors are turning to real assets — and Australia’s commodity strength puts it at the centre of this generational shift.
ANZ’s plan to buy back its payments business stake has gained fresh urgency after its partner Worldline was linked to a scandal involving high-risk clients.
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After a scathing court judgment, the ABC faces heat over its costly legal battles and a culture of fighting claims others would settle.
ABC boss Hugh Marks apologises to Antoinette Lattouf after Federal Court decision
CEO Will Knox has taken the unusual step of scaling back the startup’s IPO by $10 million to dodge ‘fast money’ investors that lack understanding of the business.
