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YouTube has announced its new policy that would protect video creators.

Emirates has introduced a loan service to first and business class passengers bounded to the US.

Optus and Yes TV by Fetch Multiroom have launched new broadband plans that would match the lifestyle of their customers.

Facebook is cracking down on “revenge porn” big time. It’s taking a series of steps to stop such images from spreading. The steps also include a process wherein Facebook will prevent users from reposting intimate images shared without the subject’s consent.

“MasterChef Australia” judge George Calombaris has apologised after it has emerged that his restaurant empire underpaid staff by $2.6 million.

Iron ore spot markets suffered a downslide on Monday, pulling the benchmark level below US$80 (AU$105.15) a dry tonne. It the first time since early January that such a low number has been recorded.

The Tesla Model 3 dashboard design may be a turnoff for many. The futuristic dashboard and the advanced heads-up display that everyone expected won’t feature in the Model 3. In a bid to keep the cost down, Tesla is taking some hard decisions.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has required the banks to individually reach an agreement with Apple before their customers can use Apple Pay.

While Tesla Model 3 continues to catch every car buyer’s attention, there is another electric vehicle in the making that will complete the company’s “S3XY” line-up. It’s none other than Tesla Model Y, whose details are expected in the coming week.

Toshiba's nuclear unit, Westinghouse has filed for Chapter 11 or bankruptcy protection.

Telstra has announced two assistance packages for its Northern Queensland customers affected by Cyclone Debbie.

ACCC won the case against Telstra after Federal Court justice Lindsay Foster dismissed the telecommunications company's application for judicial review of the competition watchdog's 2014 Final Access Determination.

In 2014, a group of Australian, American and French entrepreneurs came together with the aim to build a platform that would disrupt the way digital offers are being consumed by smartphone users from around the world, as well as build an ecosystem that would reward those same users for their loyalty. This idea gave birth to Sh8pe Ltd, a London-based technology startup.

Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci has responded to health-conscious shoppers' demand for a  greater transparency around their food.

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas is of the opinion that the safety of Tesla Model 3 will allow the electric vehicle maker to steal away market share from its competitors. This is Tesla’s big opportunity, too good to miss.

Vodafone, Foxtel, Bunnings and more Australian companies are joining the boycott of YouTube advertising. The Google-owned video site has since apologised and promised to make necessary changes after it was learnt that unwitting companies’ ads appeared next to extremist content videos.

A gate agent of the United Airlines (UA) has barred two young girls at the Denver International Airport because they were wearing leggings.

Tesla Model 3 won’t be more advanced than the Tesla Model S in any manner. CEO Elon Musk dashed hopes of future owners and current fans through a series of tweets.

Qantas has postponed its in-flight Wi-Fi launch due to technical issues.

Brantano has announced that it would enter into administration as it suffered from rise in costs since post-EU referendum fall in sterling.

Accenture has won the bid in providing systems integration services to transform Australia's Centrelink payment system.

In an exclusive interview with International Business Times Australia, Mackay shares more of how his business started, what pushed him to pursue his passion, his secrets to success, as well as setbacks in the industry.

SunPower CEO Tom Werner has been skeptical that Tesla CEO Elon Musk could pull off an affordable solar roof.

Optus Business has announced that it would support EnergyAustralia's telecommunications needs through its new expanded telecommunications and managed-services agreement.

Researchers have found out that drinkers who mix energy drinks with alcoholic beverages may be more likely to have increased risk of injury.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has released a statement saying that companies should express a view on social issues.

The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched an app called Record My Hours that would protect young and migrant workers.

A method that can bolster memory similar to what champions have was underscored by a team of research scientists.

Austrend has faced penalties up to $54,000 per contravention for allegedly discriminating its employee during her pregnancy period.