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Super fund giant Hostplus has been quietly approaching AFL clubs and players, offering to provide blanket coverage for severe concussion-related injuries ahead of the finals series, even as the broader industry declares head trauma uninsurable.
Vodafone owner TPG says Starlink will not replace mobile carriers, with chief executive Inaki Berroeta dismissing Elon Musk's satellite network's
A company building virtual fences for cattle is out-hiring tech titans Canva and Atlassian, launching an international recruitment blitz that is making agriculture sexy again.
More runners are turning to AI for advice to smash that PB. But Nike Pacific head run coach Lydia O’Donnell warns trusting the bots can be a disastrous move, particularly for women.
Tom Conrad, chief executive of Sonos , is a man of routine. He wears an Oura to track his health and logs into Reddit and other social media to track how the audio company he helms is performing with its customers.
Apple's new chief executive John Ternus is talking up a big game, declaring the next iPhone will be “phenomenal”.
Chinese car brands have achieved in a decade what took Japanese and Korean marques 30 years, as battery EVs outsell petrol cars in Australia. Chinese car brands have achieved in a decade what took Japanese and Korean marques 30 years, as battery EVs outsell petrol cars in Australia.
Apple has unveiled its much-hyped iPhone Duo – its most expensive phone, priced from $3499. New chief executive John Ternus says it is as intuitive as an iPad and will “redefine” the category, featuring a more powerful chip, better cameras and longer battery life.
Andrew Forrest says all staff must embrace artificial intelligence if they want to maximise their bonus which he has linked to the adoption of the technology.
123-year-old carmaker Ford has unveiled a Chinese-built electric van and a hybrid SUV as it seeks to double its market coverage in Australia. 123-year-old carmaker Ford has unveiled a Chinese-built electric van and a hybrid SUV as it seeks to double its market coverage in Australia.
