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Trump says FBI ‘looking at’ Nvidia CEO; president’s ties to billionaire face scrutiny
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang is one of Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley and their relationship has coincided with several favourable policy developments for the company. -
Trump says FBI ‘looking at’ Nvidia CEO amid spy probe fallout
Trump made the announcement as his own close relationship with Jensen Huang came under renewed scrutiny. -
Leaked documents reveal confidential Woodside deal with traditional owners
Woodside's traditional owner partners of 30 years have criticised the land access deal behind Australia's biggest gas project, withdrawing support for its Browse expansion. -
Shareholders sue Nvidia CEO Huang over affair with suspected Chinese spy
Nvidia shares tumbled after the company opened an investigation into Mr Huang's ties with a suspected Chinese spy. -
Share price tumbles as Nvidia investigates CEO and 'foreign intelligence'
Nvidia shares tumble as the computer chip maker opens an investigation into reports that foreign intelligence targeted CEO Jensen Huang. -
Nvidia CEO Huang sued by shareholders over ties with suspected Chinese spy
Nvidia shares tumbled after the company opened an investigation into Mr Huang's ties with a suspected Chinese spy. -
Breaking: Nvidia CEO Huang sued by shareholders over ties with suspected Chinese spy
Nvidia shares tumbled after the company opened an investigation into Mr Huang's ties with a suspected Chinese spy. -
ASX 200 climbs 1.1pc to highest level since August
Australian shares have climbed to their highest level in more than two months, with heavyweight miners leading gains. -
University backflips on decision to cut 87 per cent of arts subjects
Federation University staff have walked off the job following eight months of failed enterprise agreement negotiations, and a back-step by management that left staff "fearful". -
Trump’s close ties to Nvidia boss under scrutiny amid ‘Chinese spy’ probe
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang is one of Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley and their relationship has coincided with several favourable policy developments for the company. -
Trump’s close ties to Nvidia billionaire under scrutiny amid ‘Chinese spy’ probe
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang is one of Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley and their relationship has coincided with several favourable policy developments for the company. -
How China's hunger for green stones fuels Myanmar's civil war
The jade-smuggling trade is growing in Myanmar, exposing how the global hunger for precious minerals can finance and fuel conflict. -
Workers say HungryPanda docked their pay to cover cost of stolen food
Delivery workers say they are being forced to pay for orders that are stolen from them, as attention turns to safety after the stabbing death of Feng Jianming in Melbourne. -
HungryPanda workers say 'punishment' for stolen food creating a safety risk
Delivery workers say they are being forced to pay for orders that are stolen from them, as attention turns to safety after the stabbing death of Feng Jianming in Melbourne. -
HungryPanda denies workers' claims of being forced to pay for stolen food
Delivery workers say they are being forced to pay for orders that are stolen from them, as attention turns to safety after the stabbing death of Feng Jianming in Melbourne. -
Operator of Neil the seal merchandise website fined for false claims
The operator of a now-closed Neil the seal merchandise website has been fined for "falsely" claiming it was donating a portion of its profits to conservation organisations. -
ASX set to jump as Wall Street rallies; Nvidia tumbles amid ‘Chinese spy’ probe; Oil falls
The stock market is rallying and recovering more of its big loss from last week as oil prices swing lower. The strength came even though Nvidia, one of Wall Street’s most influential stocks, sank. -
Corporate cop investigating collapse of major Sydney builder
Financial advisers are channelling money into a sector that ASIC has accused of being home to some operators that use hidden fees and shift investor cash around. -
Corporate cop investigating $3b collapse of major Sydney builder
Financial advisers are channelling money into a sector that ASIC has accused of being home to some operators that use hidden fees and shift investor cash around. -
ASIC launches investigation into collapsed Bathla Group
Corporate regulator ASIC launches a formal investigation into collapsed property giant Bathla Group, which owes creditors at least $3.4 billion. -
COP31 summit targets major electrification push as 1.5C goal slips away
The climate summit will push for nations around the world to electrify their energy faster and move away from fossil fuels, as Chris Bowen predicts global temperatures will rise to 2.6 degrees above pre-industrial levels. -
The sales tactics to be on alert for this Black Friday
Bogus "countdown timers", false "storewide" discount claims and misleading price comparisons are in the spotlight as the consumer watchdog cracks down this sales season. -
Shoppers warned of dodgy discounts as Black Friday sales kick off
Bogus "countdown timers", false "storewide" discount claims and misleading price comparisons are in the spotlight as the consumer watchdog cracks down this sales season. -
Pre-Christmas shoppers warned of dodgy discounts in Black Friday sales
Bogus "countdown timers", false "storewide" discount claims and misleading price comparisons are in the spotlight as the consumer watchdog cracks down this sales season. -
Fuel retailer accused of selling unleaded 91 as premium petrol
The WA Commissioner for Consumer Protection launches civil court action against a fuel retailer it alleges has been making false or misleading claims about the octane rating of petrol. -
Data centre giant apologises to Melbourne residents, vows to get power to site
NextDC boss Craig Scroggie said he was sorry residents felt they had been left behind by his plans to build a major AI data centre in West Footscray. -
Calls for data centre moratorium 'until we get the rules right'
The Conservation Council is calling for a moratorium on new data centre developments in the ACT until tougher rules are in place, amid "increasing concerns" about the impact on Canberra's water supply and electricity grid. -
Australian shares shake off early slump to creep higher
Australia’s sharemarket has ended the day higher after strong performances from mining and energy stocks helped counterbalance broader weakness. -
Critica targets gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant
Critica Ltd has achieved high gallium and scandium extractions at its Jupiter rare earths project, unlocking potential value not yet included in its $2B scoping study. -
Critica eyes gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant
Critica Ltd has achieved high gallium and scandium extractions at its Jupiter rare earths project, unlocking potential value not yet included in its $2B scoping study. -
TMK smashes Mongolian gas record as 30-year licence beckons
TMK Energy has lifted gas output 11 per cent to a monthly record in Mongolia, as acceptance of its gas discovery declaration opens a path to a 30-year production licence. -
Dalaroo eyes bigger gold prize after fresh African hits
Dalaroo Metals has nailed a 13m zone grading 2.67g/t gold, 1.25km along strike from its recent high-grade discovery in West Africa, opening up a possible new mineralised system. -
‘Make it ugly’: Business class beef over seats goes viral
Described as being like a “suit with a sneaker”, the new Singapore Airlines’ seat has garnered a frosty public reception. -
Business class beef over seats goes viral
Described as being like a “suit with a sneaker”, the new Singapore Airlines’ seat has garnered a frosty public reception. -
The 'personalisation' effect boosting some small businesses
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
Small businesses riding the 'personalisation' wave in retail
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
How a vintage clothing business is withstanding trying economic conditions
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
Forrestania high-grade gold hits fuel 35% WA resource surge
Forrestania Resources has upgraded its WA British Hill gold resource by 35% to 286,00oz after hitting 16m at 5.77g/t, while signing a separate 750,000-tonne ore purchase deal. -
New Spirit ferries not using autopilot near Geelong after steering faults
The operator of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries has suspended the use of autopilot during transits of Port Phillip Bay as a probe into the ships' steering faults continues. -
Beetaloo locks in key licence for NT gas giant
Beetaloo Energy has locked in a critical Retention Licence over its Carpentaria gas discovery, securing tenure as it advances its NT pilot project towards first gas sales. -
Wall Street’s $4.7 trillion meltdown may have a silver lining
The “blue tsunami” that hit Donald Trump sent shockwaves through Wall Street. But there may be a bright side to the sharemarket turmoil. -
ANZ profit surges to $7.6b despite late home loan repayments rising
ANZ’s bottom line benefited from cost-cutting while its asset quality remained relatively stable. -
Miners prop up ASX, investors remain on edge after midterms
The Australian sharemarket has made a steady start to the week thanks to strong gains for mining stocks however most sectors are in the red as investors remain cautious following the US midterm elections. -
David Jones is restocking shelves ahead of Black Friday as buyers circle
Last week’s news that the 188-year-old retailer had tipped into administration drove a “record” levels of shoppers to David Jones stores. -
ASX edges up, Wall Street steadies as AI stocks rebound
The Australian sharemarket has edged lower at the open after Wall Street closed last week with gains after AI stocks clawed back some of their heavy losses suffered following the midterms.
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