A Delaware court has ordered South Korean gaming publisher Krafton to reinstate the CEO of its Subnautica 2 studio after finding the company deliberately used ChatGPT to plan his removal and avoid a $250 million performance bonus.
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BMW is bringing back the i3 nameplate for a completely new electric sedan that debuts today. It's the second model on the company's radical Neue Klasse platform, and it could redefine what a premium EV actually costs to make and own.
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Victoria's planning reforms will allow buildings up to 20 storeys near train stations across 25 Melbourne suburbs, aiming to unlock 300,000 new homes by 2051. But community concerns about infrastructure, safety and democratic process are mounting.
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Krafton, the South Korean gaming company behind PUBG, is pouring up to $1 billion into defence technology development through a partnership with Hanwha Aerospace.
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A new trading card game based on CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk franchise has raised $3.6 million on Kickstarter in under an hour, smashing its modest $100,000 target and highlighting explosive growth in the TCG market.
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Two brothers promised Detroit residents a low-cost path to property ownership through cryptocurrency. What followed was systematic neglect, phantom management, and a city lawsuit described as historic.
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Real wages fell 0.3% in 2025 as inflation outpaced pay rises for the first time since 2023. The gap is widening, and recovery won't arrive until mid-2027.
Andrew Marsh From March 20, new deeming rate rules and slowing superannuation returns are forcing Australian retirees to reassess their retirement plans. A single pensioner could lose asset-free support on $93,000 overnight.
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Nvidia has chosen Intel's Xeon 6 as the host processor for its next-generation DGX Rubin NVL8 AI servers, even as it launches its own Vera CPU to compete directly with Intel and AMD in the data centre processor market.
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Samsung is ending sales of its ambitious three-panel smartphone just months after launch, despite inventories selling out instantly each time.
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Guzman y Gomez co-CEO Hilton Brett will reduce his workload later this year to undergo a kidney transplant, leaving succession and operational continuity concerns for the publicly listed Mexican food chain.
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Home buyers are sidestepping the property market as sellers test conditions and the specter of tax changes creates hesitation
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Vienna's decades-long commitment to public housing offers a stark contrast to Australia's rental crisis, where social housing now makes up just 2% of new dwellings compared to 22% in the 1950s.
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Arc Raiders developer Embark Studios is replacing AI-generated voice lines with recordings from professional actors post-launch, a quiet acknowledgment that player concerns about synthetic dialogue were justified.
Andrew Marsh A Brisbane buyer missed his deposit deadline by one day, then made it worse by trying to force the sale through court instead of negotiating a refund. The judge sided with the seller.
Andrew Marsh With 23 of 30 economists predicting a rate hike on March 17, Australian borrowers face another squeeze on their mortgage repayments as the RBA tightens monetary policy in response to persistent inflation.
Andrew Marsh The RBA's rate hike is turning Australian property buyers away from expensive capitals. Perth is up 22%, Brisbane 17.3%, and smaller towns like Tamworth are racing ahead as affordability matters more than ever.
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New data shows 39% of Melbourne vendors increase asking prices after auction pass-ins. It's a counterintuitive move that signals deeper problems in how Victorians buy and sell homes.
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A new credential-stealing campaign shows why free VPN services are fundamentally incompatible with real privacy protection. Here's what you need to know.
Andrew Marsh The Reserve Bank is poised to raise the cash rate to 4.10% on March 17, adding roughly $90 per month to a typical $600,000 mortgage. But economists disagree on whether the hike is necessary.
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