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Scott Farquhar, co-founder of Atlassian, said Australia is behind developing nations when it comes to its tech industry.

The partnership will come into force in early 2016.

Martin Shkreli, the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, said he is considering lowering the price of Daraprim tablets, which had been raised by 4,000 percent.

Selfie-related incidents caused more deaths in 2015 than shark attacks, with countries now taking precautions against the risk-taking attitudes of people seeking for the perfect pic.

China continues to suffer from an economic meltdown but a recent survey claims that it is not as disastrous as many credit it to be.

Real estate experts reject claims there will be a “tsunami of housing,” say oversupply still a distant dream.

Robots can reduce labour costs by 18-33 percent, and the falling costs of their use could shift manufacturing away from China.

7-Eleven workers would need a visa amnesty to proceed with the case against their company, lawyers said.

The Civil Aviation Authority said it was taking enforcement action as the airline has been dodging the law on compensation.

The ACCC will study submissions from businesses before taking a final decision.

Pyne has introduced overseas debt recovery bill to make repayment fairer for all Australian students.

The U.S. central bank decides to leave interest rates unchanged.

In the coming five years, customers may be paying to enter shops to interact with 'product guides', regardless of their purchases.

An expert tax analyst has pointed out that new changes in the tax system for big MNCs could deviate from the measures taken by other developed countries.

Jaguar launches its first SUV in a bid to grow its market among families and young people.

Luxury beachfront apartments by Jewel developers would start from AU$675,000 for a one-bedder.

Xiaomi has started on its bid to enter the Korean market as it expands its business in China.

Fortescue Metals Group Limited inked an Iron Ore Sale and Purchase Agreement with Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation Pty Ltd on Monday.

Apple claims that the iPhone 6s can beat previous records, but Wall Street remains divided on the matter.

Apple TV has just been announced and now the market remains split on whether it has the potential to become Apple’s next big product or not.

Inmarsat says it will work with governments to bolster border security in the light of the refugee crisis.

It may add to the cost of businesses by way of fresh wage revision to adjust the extended working hours.

Apple slides down as the king of stocks as Amazon surges past the tech giant amidst new product announcements.

One visible prong in the new strategy is training for new employees.

The AIHW released a new report showing the progress of young Australians on avoiding smoking, single-occasion risky drinking and illicit drugs, but obesity remains a concern.

Agents in Sydney, as well as in other parts of Australia, are of the opinion that expats and overseas buyers are helping to lift the market for luxury properties in the country.

Westpac is planning to concentrate on modernising its service system to save on cost.

Analysts predict it will take 10 years for major miners to pay off their debt.

Lenovo launches its new Yoga Tab 3 and Yoga Tab 3 Pro. Yoga Tab 3 has 8-inch and 10-inch variants, and Yoga Tab 3 Pro is a 10-inch tablet.