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A report from PPI reveals that the local iOS ecosystem has grown 27% over the last two years and now employs 174,000 Australians.

Even before generative AI, Pendula was doing freaky things upselling everything from insurance to phone plans. Now it’s even more personal.

Forbes has unveiled its annual list of the world’s most powerful women, featuring celebrities like Beyoncé and politicians like Kamala Harris. Meet the four Australians who made the cut.

From Taylor Swift’s dramatic rise to the precarious nature of political power, the 2023 list reveals a complex picture of women’s influence in a volatile world.

Ellerston Capital portfolio manager Alexandra Clarke is a leading stock picker and analyst with experience in IPO and pre-IPO markets. A highly-experienced small and micro-cap investor, she tells why, in her universe, bad news isn’t always bad, why she prefers founder-led companies, why she generally eschews resources and how, in an increasingly uncertain world, small can be beautiful.

A Moscow legal battle strongly indicates that phone forensics tools used by both the FBI and FSB are exploiting security loopholes in Apple’s operating system.

Spotify shares were up more than 6.8% in pre-market trading Monday morning after news broke that it would lay off roughly 1,500 of its workforce in an effort for the audio streaming service to cut costs amid slowing growth.

Disinformation Expert Joan Donovan claims that Harvard University dismantled her team of online disinformation experts after receiving a $500 million pledge from a foundation run by Mark Zuckerburg.

If you thought Sydney and Melbourne were expensive to live in, we’ve got bad news for you. It gets a lot worse.

Meta is suing the Federal Trade Commission, claiming the agency’s in-house courts are unconstitutional and violate due process protections, a bid that also aims to stop the FTC from making blanket changes to a 2020 privacy violation settlement that would further restrictions on Meta’s data monetization practices.