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The rapid growth of the giant online accommodation-sharing platform, aka Airbnb, is creating serious concerns about equity and the impacts on our cities and neighbourhoods as we know them.

Starbucks has announced a new restroom policy following the nationwide fiasco involving the arrest of two black men at one of its stores last month

Toys ‘R’ Us is selling its mascot as well as some of adult-oriented domain names.

This leads to companies looking to produce cannabidiol (CBD) products.

Yazaki Corporation has been found to have colluded with a competitor to coordinate quotes to supply wire harnesses for Toyota Camrys in Australia.

Coles has announced that it would be limiting access to baby formulas in store.

The romanticized image of entrepreneurs is a picture of youth: a 20-something individual with disruptive ideas, boundless energy and a still-sharp mind. But is this right?

Australian label Metalicus has entered voluntary administration.

Nike’s having its #MeToo moment – and it illustrates plainly what’s still missing from our discussion of sexual harassment in the workplace.

A Melbourne café owner, who has been accused of underpaying staff, has threatened to sue them for “harassment.”

Telstra was ordered to pay $10 million in penalties for charging customers content they did not want on Wednesday.

The previously proposed Medicare levy has been scrapped.

Tragic fatalities are raising overdue questions about whether people and places will be ready when driverless car technology moves from beta-testing to a full-throttled rollout.

New research suggests that the relationship between organic and conventional farming is more complex. The flow of influence is starting to reverse course.

Greg Hunt has argued gay conversion therapy is a matter of freedom of speech.

The production of hemp in the United States’ farmlands surged in 2017 amid the widening approval for the use of hemp and cannabidiol (CBD) in the state-level.

Starbucks will be closing its more than 8,000 company-owned stores in the US for the afternoon of May 29.

British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s Australian restaurant group has been put into voluntary administration.

A tissue-destroying.ulcer, commonly in the tropical regions of West or Central Africa, is on the rise in Victoria.

The company’s White King flushable toilet and bathroom cleaning wipes were found not to be flushable at all.

PotNetwork Holding, Inc. (OTCMKTS:POTN) said Diamond CBD, Inc., its wholly-owned subsidiary, has inked a deal with XPO2.

Social trading company eToro has raised US$100 million (AU$130 million) to support its expansion into new markets.

Mark Zuckerberg has fired back at Tim Cook.

At least 2 million Spotify users are dodging ads without paying for premium services.

The Weinstein Company filed for bankruptcy on Monday.

The consumer watchdog said that the supermarket giant’s environmental claims about its W Select Eco products were false, misleading and deceptive.

There is growing concern about whether or not they are able to implement a sustainable method in harvesting the plant.

Caltex Australia has announced it would spend up to $120 million to bring its 433 franchise stores under company control in two years’ time.

Tesla Model 3 and Model Y are highly awaited electric vehicles. However, more than 200 Australians are in the dark as they have no clue when the Model 3 will be delivered despite their $1,500 deposits.