BUSINESS

The first licensed imports of cannabis have arrived in Perth, and seriously ill Australians can now access the imported medical marijuana. The drug has been imported Down Under in a joint collaboration between Swiss cannabis company Creso Pharma and Australian wholesale company Health House International.

Telstra will be refunding customers who are not getting the speed they were promised from nbn. The Australian telco admitted that about 1 percent of its nbn customers were promised speeds that could not be achieved realistically at their location.

A new high-tech precinct at Badgerys Creek airport will create hundreds of jobs in western Sydney.

Thailand is demanding Facebook to block access to 131 web pages that its government deems illegal. Authorities will summon representative of the social media giant if it doesn’t comply by Tuesday morning.

Recent reports are of the opinion that Tesla’s use of aluminium could mean that its cars, including Model 3, and batteries could last for 20 years.

Pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson has been ordered by court to pay US$110 million (AU$149 million) to a woman who claimed she developed ovarian cancer from using the brand’s talcum powder for four decades.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has admitted a mistake, and that’s the confusing name for his electric sedan Model 3. He recently revealed that the name has confused many and hurt sales.

Big Baller Brand has revealed the Lonzo Ball ZO2, the company's signature shoe line created by LaVar Ball for his son Lonzo.

Uniqlo recently teamed up with Nintendo for a t-shirt design contest that prompted fans to come up with their own motifs featuring some beloved Nintendo franchises. Here are the top designs that made the cut.

Westpac has come up with a new climate change position statement and action plan that ruled out the funding of projects using highest quality coal in advanced power generation technologies.

Dr David Dao, the United Airlines passenger who was pulled out of his seat and dragged off a flight, has obtained an undisclosed amount of money from the airline.

Toyota announced on Thursday that it would recall its 2016 and 2017 model-year Toyota Tacoma due to possible leaked oil leading to the damaging of the car's rear differential.

These are hard times for Tesla, and on top of that its top manufacturing executive has quit. Model 3 release is just months away, and this shake-up at the executive level was the last thing the company wanted.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has noted that the global economy has recovered in investment, manufacturing and trade.

Review website Finder has released an analysis on the major supermarkets within Australia and other retail stores overseas.

Andrew Little, Leader of Labour Party, said that the country should rethink its current setting after an unprecedented influx of immigrants in New Zealand.

Furla has bought back from Luxury Retail Group (LRG) its Australian distribution network.

Westpac has announced that its home loan fixed rate would increase across its owner occupier and investment products.

An Israeli start-up company, Otonomo, was competing with Google and Apple in monetising personal data within the car industry.

Tesla is recalling 53,000 of its Model S and Model X vehicles assembled in 2016 to replace faulty electronic parking brakes. The US luxury electric car manufacturer’s shares dropped over 1 percent following its announcement on Thursday.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand, owner of KFC, Pizza Hut and Starbucks, was disappointed after its workers decided to go on strike on Saturday.

Australia's capital has ranked number three as the most expensive to rent a house behind Sydney and Melbourne's median house price.

The NSW government has accepted many of the recommendations of the parliamentary inquiry about the permission on renting out entire homes through Airbnb or Stayz.

The Department of Culture Media & Sport has released a cyber security breaches survey showing the risks that UK firms faced in 2016.

If latest reports are to be believed, Tesla is facing a massive strike threat that can even halt, or at least disrupt, Model 3 production. The company’s German Robotics unit is on the boil as a labour dispute brews. If workers choose to strike, Tesla’s plans to boost production may go for a toss.

Showpo and Black Swallow have settled data theft allegations requiring the latter to pay $60,000 in instalments over the fun and forward online fashion clothing store.

If latest reports are to be believed, many gamers are regretting upgrading their operating system to the Windows 10 Creators Update. “Grand Theft Auto 5” players have experienced issues and bugs as well. The game’s launcher is crashing whenever players are opening it. Thankfully, there’s a fix.

Woolworths director of loyalty and customer data Ingrid Maes said that the supermarket giant has benefited through its simplified loyalty program.

There’s a lot going on Tesla apart from the Model 3 electric sedan. Musk recently sketched out a timeline for the arrival of a sports car, pickup and semi truck. The company seems to expand its line-up of electric vehicles.