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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia United's CEO sorry, passenger says "everything" hurts. Qantas drops $4K off the price of a Mac Pro. The F-16 drone. And Hell hath no fury like a wife with access to your work iPad.

UNDERCOVER IN AN IPHONE FACTORY: What it's really like to work in a Chinese mega-factory, according to a student who spent six weeks there Imagine going to work at 7.30pm and spending the next 12 hours, including meals and breaks, inside a factory where your only job is to insert a single screw into the back of smartphone.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Traders are uneasy about tensions around the globe.

Uber's top PR person is leaving Rachel Whetstone, Uber's head of communications and policy, is leaving the company following a two-month long barrage of bad news, according to a report in Recode.

PELOSI: Spicer 'must be fired' for his Hitler flub House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a Tuesday statement that White House press secretary Sean Spicer "must be fired" after a dubious claim about Hitler and several subsequent clarifications.

Swedes can find out each other's salaries with just one phone call -- but there's a catch Curious as they may be, Americans tend to be shy when it comes to asking about other people's incomes.

There's a simple economic reason why the United Airlines incident happened -- and why it will probably happen again United Airlines has a bit of a mess on its hands, and there's a simple economic reason as to why.

DALIO: There's not going to be another 2008-style crash, but there will be 'a gradual noose tightening' Ray Dalio, the founder of the world's largest hedge fund firm Bridgewater Associates, says investors shouldn't expect another crisis like that in 2008 -- but that there is still going to be "a gradual noose tightening."

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