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Adidas is suing Sydney label White Fox for trademark infringement, in a case expected to turn on stripe motifs it says sit too close to the three it has spent decades defending.
BYD has recalled 32,000 Shark 6 utes after discovering the spare wheel can fall off while you're driving, worn through by a cable that wasn't tightened properly at the factory.
Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at 96, ending roughly six decades at the helm of the company he built into a US$1 trillion conglomerate, with his son Howard taking the chair.
Coles added 20c to a litre of its own-brand milk in April to fund extra payments to dairy farmers, stopped those payments on 8 September, and has taken only 10c back off the price.
Meta has launched a paid subscription in Australia that lets businesses reach an actual human at Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp support.
Australians now have to scan a passport or driver's licence into their iPhone before Apple will let them download an app rated 18 plus or turn off a safety setting.
There's a reason realestate.com.au seems to have every property in the country on its websites, and it's because agents were contractually required to put them all there.
Optus triple-0 calls stopped connecting for 76 minutes on Friday for about 190,000 customers across Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
Apple’s first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, lands in Australia at $3,499, and $5,899 if you want the 2TB one.
Australian 15-year-olds have come out of the latest global school test more than 2 years of learning behind the ones who sat it in 2003, dropping to 16th in maths out of 91 countries.
Nike has been dropped from the S&P 100 for the first time in 18 years, after losing 76% of its value and US$230 billion since its 2021 peak.
More than a million Australians are now working a second job, the highest number in the 32 years the Bureau of Statistics has been counting.
