Tech, AI, startups, and cyber security
JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon has warned that reckless AI investment could trigger loan defaults, drawing GFC parallels that matter directly for Australian super funds.
Mitchell Tan 
Australia's headline inflation held at 3.8 per cent in January while the trimmed mean rose to 3.4 per cent, fuelling growing expectations of a rate rise in May.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Australia's ban on under-16s using social media is past its enforcement deadline, but the gap between legislative ambition and digital reality keeps widening.
Jake Nguyen 
WiseTech Global plans to shed up to 2000 roles as AI tools reshape software development, raising urgent questions for Australia's tech workforce.
Helen Cartwright 
WiseTech Global is axing 2000 jobs over two years, citing artificial intelligence, as debate grows over Australia's support for affected workers.
Nadia Souris 
Australia's dominant energy retailers have pocketed billions as household bills climb, putting the loyalty tax under fresh scrutiny.
Tom Whitfield 
CBA has cut 300 jobs in an AI-driven restructure. CEO Matt Comyn promises 'higher value' roles ahead — but that phrase has a troubling track record.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Australian banks and fintechs are pushing parliament to break Apple's exclusive control over iPhone payments, as a federal inquiry examines the digital wallet ecosystem.
Jake Nguyen Australia's Signals Directorate has released Azul, a free open-source tool for storing and analysing large volumes of malware samples at scale.
Priya Narayanan A penetration tester has shown that BitLocker encryption can be defeated with physical access, custom tools, and a previously undisclosed firmware vulnerability.
Tom Whitfield 
Viking Mines has confirmed thick, high-grade tungsten hits in Nevada, raising questions about supply chains and strategic mineral independence.
Tom Whitfield