Amazon's Prime Day kicked off yesterday, the annual week-long sale where prices drop across tech, home and lifestyle before quietly creeping back up on the 13th.
A Boston Consulting Group study has identified AI “brain fry” as a fast-acting cognitive overload condition that increases major workplace errors by 40% and raises workers’ intention to quit by 39%.
Uber is introducing optional cash payments for Australian rides from July 16 after successful trials in Launceston and Bunbury, targeting cash-preferring users while excluding airports, teen accounts and low-rated riders.
12 of Australia's 20 largest insurers are adding a surcharge to monthly or quarterly insurance payments. The extra cost ranges from 7% to 11% on top of the base premium.
Australia's productivity fell 0.7% in 2024, ranking 29th out of 39 advanced economies. New Zealand outperformed us.
Australians ate enough fried chicken last year to push KFC operator Collins Foods to a record $1.6 billion in revenue, with net profit jumping fivefold to $44.2 million.
As a record-breaking heatwave bakes France, shops are selling out of crushed chalk as people paint their windows with it to keep their homes cool.
Apple has raised prices on MacBooks and iPads, saying it can no longer absorb the soaring cost of memory chips being driven by the AI data centre boom.
The ATO is billing hundreds of thousands of taxpayers for the Medicare Levy Surcharge this week after not holding private health insurance during 2023-24.
Meta has launched its first own-brand smart glasses starting at US$299, including a Kylie Jenner edition, timed neatly to beat Apple to market in 2027.
If you've been following the KPMG scandal, yesterday was big.
Toy Story 5 just landed the biggest opening weekend in the franchise's history, pulling in more than US$300 million globally.
