Jamelle Agbuis

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Bank wars haven't spurred refis

Well-publicised efforts to see borrowers jump ship on their home loans have gained little traction, according to a new survey.

Greece: D-Day Approaches

Five to six votes, maybe 10 is all that stands between Greece agreeing to the latest austerity package and a temporary bailout and the country lurching towards default and a possible return of the GFC.

Has Stephen Elop doomed Nokia?

The N9 and N950 clearly show that Nokia had good smartphones already in the development pipeline, but new CEO Stephen Elop never gave them a chance. He bet the company on Windows phone, which will be good for Microsoft but not so great for Nokia.

Woolworths settles in 'Honest to Goodness' dispute

"What is unique about Honest to Goodness is our ethics, ideals and principles behind the products we choose to sell and the way we do business, so seeing Honest to Goodness plastered all over Woolworths was devastating for us and our customers and we were left with little choice".

Cloned food? Not everyone has the same opinion

Not all consumers share the same attitudes toward animal cloning, but the latest research from Professor Sean Fox of Kansas State University, a professor of agricultural economics, shows that Americans may be more accepting of consuming cloned animal products than Europeans.

Why should Google wait for Microsoft to launch Office 365 tomorrow, when it can diss today?

Tomorrow morning, in New York City, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will break out the band and play tribute to Office 365 -- the company's hosted app companion to its PC productivity suite. It's not rocket science understanding Microsoft's motivations, fending off competition from Google Apps among small businesses and enterprises and providing customers with what they really need -- anytime, anywhere access to their stuff on anything.

Daily Forex Forecast 6/28/2011

The Aussie finally gave way to selling pressure yesterday and hit a 10-week low of 1.0410 against the U.S. Dollar as concerns over the debt situation in Europe continue.

World Market Overview 6/28/2011

The Australian share market fell more than one per cent as investors nervously await for a vote by the Greek Parliament on measures to reduce that country's high debt.

Australian Dollar Outlook 6/27/2011

The Australian dollar has opened below 1.0500 this morning as Greece and it’s sovereign debt issues continue to attract attention of the financial world.

Senate passes palm oil labelling bill

The Senate has passed an amendment to the Food Act requiring that products containing palm oil be explicitly labelled, rather than described as 'vegetable oil'.

LulzSec hack reveals secret tech used by drug cartels

LulzSec's theft and disclosure of "law enforcement sensitive" documents and personal information from the Arizona Dept. of Public Safety has caused quite an uproar over privacy and security, but it has also provided a glimpse into crime in the American Southwest, where cross-border drug trafficking is a major concern.

Why Nokia picked Microsoft: Windows Phone 7's 20,000 apps and counting

That number might not seem like much compared to the gazillion apps at Android Market or Apple's App Store, but those 20,000 apps answer a question on many techies' lips this week: Why didn't Nokia pick MeeGo? Windows Phone Marketplace passed the 20k threshold about a month ago.

Tip: Optimize your Internet connection, for free

You can ask the program to automatically optimize your connection, for instance: just click "Auto Optimization", then the Analyze button. Unlike most of the competition, it doesn't just give you some magic "Speedup" button, leaving you with no idea of what the program going to do. Instead you'll see every single recommended change, allowing you to decide exactly which setting should be tweaked, and which you'd like to keep.

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