Zach Bryan apologises after Tweet picking Kanye West over Taylor Swift incites Swiftie anger
Bryan deactivated his X account and posted a series of Instagram stories apologizing to both Swift and her fans.
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Biggest rate cut stock winners: Apple, Nvidia rally $250 billion
A rally from the “magnificent seven” tech stocks perhaps predictably fueled the rally, but this surprise name was the S&P 500’s biggest gainer Thursday.
Nannies, PA’s, chefs and drivers: The invisible support high performers demand
How do high performers like Sara Blakely and Melanie Perkins juggle it all? With 70% of women taking on primary caregiving roles, their secret lies in an invisible army of support staff that turns time into their greatest asset, writes Cherie Clonan.
Earth is set to get a temporary second ‘mini moon’. Here’s what to know
A small asteroid, named 2024 PT5, will orbit Earth as a second moon from September 29 to November 25, 2024.
Secret Service investigating Elon Musk’s X post about assassination threats, reports
The Tesla CEO wrote in a since-deleted post that “no one is even trying to assassinate” Biden or Harris.
LinkedIn is using your data to train Microsoft and its own AI models–Here’s how to turn it off
LinkedIn doesn’t get explicit consent for training AI, requiring users to opt out.
NSW man arrested over global ‘Ghost’ platform used by underworld
The platform has been used to traffick drugs, launder money, and order killings, according to the Australian Federal Police.
Meet the Melbourne duo taking on baby juggernauts with 4 retail stores, 45% sales growth
Melbourne co-founders Phoebe Simmonds and Kate Casey started The Memo as an e-commerce store in 2019 with a mission to disrupt the parenting category. Three (soon-to-be four) retail locations later, the pair report 45% year-to-date sales growth – with expansion plans on the horizon.
Who is Daniel Lubetzky? Snack food billionaire will replace Mark Cuban on ‘Shark Tank’.
Lubetzky founded the Kind snack company and is now worth an estimated $2.3 billion.
There are 16 million students and professionals in Australia. 15m of them are on LinkedIn
20 years after being founded in a Silicon Valley garage, LinkedIn has become an invaluable platform for professionals around the globe. Australian country manager Matt Tindale talks exclusively to Forbes Australia about driving engagement in the highly-penetrated Australian market.