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We are crusading against things that would keep us safe – like data centres
AI regulation will weaken us while data centres protect us.
Steel, concrete and coffee: The new look for cyclists
MAAP’s new store features an organic-shaped lounge suite, coffee table stacked with books and magazines, espresso machine and a screen showing cycling races the world over.
Rack and ruin: Australian fashion is going through its own spring cleaning
After Dion Lee, Seafolly and Betts Shoes, Cue and Veronika Maine are the latest to join a growing list of well-known fashion retailers or brands that no longer exist in their original form.
Not OK, Boomers? The repercussions of a generation on its way out
Baby Boomers, who entered the world in an optimistic postwar birth rate explosion, are heading into their 80s and starting to exit the world.
UOB rolls out online booking for branch appointments
It says the service enables the bank to anticipate demand and prepare for each encounter with its customers
Australian shares limp ahead to end four-week losing streak
Investor confidence remains shaky as inflation, interest rates and a challenging earnings environment loom.
Why tomorrow’s winners may not be today’s index leaders
Capital discipline, not just technical ambition, is central to the next phase of returns
Big Hits: Solstice Minerals, Kantra Copper and Brazilian Rare Earths
Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Solstice Minerals in WA, with runners-up Kantra Copper and Brazilian Rare Earths.
Trump says Warsh should have voted against Fed’s rate hike
Trump has long pressured the Fed to lower borrowing costs
Fed policymakers lean against October rate hike
This comes as Trump says Fed chair Warsh should have voted against the central bank’s rate hike