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Last January, PayPal laid off some 2,000 people.

Since 2016, Elon Musk’s startup Neuralink has been working on developing a brain chip that will allow users to control devices using only their thoughts. For the first time, it’s been implanted into a human being.

Amazon’s proposed acquisition of Roomba maker, iRobot, has been scrapped over EU antitrust regulatory concerns.

The China Evergrande Group has US$300-billion in liabilities and was put into liquidation by a Hong Kong judge yesterday. Once the largest property developer in China, the fate of Evergrande is expected to impact Australian exports.

Five female leaders who will speak at the Women’s Summit on 26 March in Sydney share the best piece of career advice they ever received.

A Hong Kong court on Monday ordered Evergrande to be wound up after more than two years since defaulting on its debts, marking another grim milestone for Hui Ka Yan, once Asia’s richest person.

The Middle East kingdom is on massive building spree—creating private islands, luxury hotels, theme parks, cruise ports, even a desert ski resort. The question remains: If they build it, who will come?

WHO has warned health officials to prepare to combat a rising tide of measles as falling vaccination rates and increased travel after the Covid-19 pandemic help the dangerous virus stage an alarming comeback, with countries in Europe declaring national emergencies as U.S. experts monitor growing cases at risk of spiraling into bigger outbreaks.

Lang Walker AO, a titan of the Australian property development industry and a noted philanthropist, has passed away at the age of 78.

French billionaire Bernard Arnault—owner of luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Sephora—is now the richest man in the world.