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LinkedIn's head of recruiting explains why the first thing he does in every job interview is hand over a marker If it seems open to interpretation to you, it's because it's supposed to.

Fitch puts Australian banks on negative watch Fitch Ratings has revised its outlook on Australia's banking for 2017 to negative from stable.

Explosive memos suggest a Trump-Russia deal was behind GOP's dramatic shift on Ukraine Throughout the campaign, Trump broke from traditional GOP orthodoxy.

Price rises are making a comeback at Australia's major supermarkets ahead of Amazon's arrival Prices are ticking up at Australia's major supermarkets, especially for fresh fruit and vegetables.

Australian wages are growing at the slowest pace on record but that could soon change It's a recent, somewhat depressing trend.

Pauline Hanson has been 'gifted' tickets to Donald Trump's presidential inauguration ceremony The 58th presidential inauguration in Washington D.C. will take place on January 20.

Jockey Josh Cartwright stood down after allegedly steering his horse to allow his girlfriend to win race SMH.COM.AU: He called it a 'brain fade'.

Uber is sending out mapping cars to Australian streets Uber will be emulating its longtime partner Google.

10 books that famous CEOs loved reading Reading is a great way to acquire new information, come up with creative ideas, and learn worthwhile tips.

How broadband made Australia a crucial market for the global ticketing business Eventbrite It's all about evolution and transition.

'I just want some water': Uncooperative smart-fridge is going off on Twitter One person on Twitter perfectly demonstrated the anxiety that many people feel about having everything connected online.

A 28-year-old who sold his company to Snapchat for $54 million and left to travel the world reveals why he hasn't spent a dime of his cut Scan's technology is the basis of Snapcode, the little black dots that populate Snapchat icons.

This woman is making a fortune selling $900 blankets she knits without needles A woman in the Ukraine is making thick blankets using her arms instead of knitting needles.

5 things Google's Pixel phone can do that the iPhone can't The Pixel may even be a better phone.

A new study just blew a hole in one of the strongest arguments against global warming The oceans are warming up faster than we thought.

'A Series of Unfortunate Events' appears to make one major change from the book -- but it's not what you think Warning: Spoilers ahead.

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