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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Six months on the road with an Aussie fintech startup. Larry Page's wonderful flying car. Russia unveils a surprise Arctic military base. And don't forget why you've got the day off.

WEDBUSH: Amazon's share price could explode by more than 35% Wedbush Securities just put a $US1250 price target on Amazon's stock. That's $US1250.

A master networker shares his best advice for 20-somethings Keith Ferrazzi's classic career guide "Never Eat Alone" earned him a widespread reputation for being a master of networking.

It's taken Instagram's 'Stories' just eight months to overhaul Snapchat Facebook has been trying to squash Snapchat for a long time. Remember (the other) Poke? Or Slingshot? Or that time it tried to buy the company outright? None of those really worked out.

SCOTT GALLOWAY: Netflix could be the next $300 billion company Galloway, appearing on the latest episode of The Bottom Line with Henry Blodget, explained why he thinks Netflix will be the next $US300 billion company.

Anonymous app Yik Yak, once valued at $400 million, reportedly sold its engineers to Square for $3 million Payments company Square has acquired the engineering team behind Yik Yak for less than $US3 million, according to a new report form Bloomberg, citing sources.

A trading legend thinks investors may be missing two major market risks this week Global markets are leaping higher on Monday, but Art Cashin thinks the eyes are off the ball.

Why the iPhone 8 could cost a lot more, in one chart Apple is expected to launch a redesigned iPhone model this fall based around a next-generation display technology called OLED, and Wall Street analysts believe it could cost a lot more than the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

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