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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Trump finally earns his "psychopath" tag. The Happy Days-Star Wars crossover you've been waiting for is here. Market forecasters are officially rubbish. And IKEA's Thermomix.

The Turnbull government just had a major win on education funding The federal government's $23.5 billion school funding package was passed in the Senate at around 2am last night with help from the crossbench, delivering prime minister Malcolm Turnbull a major policy victory.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Nobody cares about rate hikes any more.

This is how you ask your boss for a pay rise When Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe argued that the real source of workers' unhappiness was an unwillingness to lobby for higher wages, he overlooked a key tenet of negotiation.

Elon Musk was the reason one of Apple's most famous developers left Tesla after only six months A source close to the situation tells Business Insider that Lattner loved his job at Tesla, but that he and Tesla CEO Elon Musk didn't get along.

North Korea conducts test of rocket engine that could power an ICBM North Korea carried out a test of a rocket engine that could possibly take one of its nuclear devices to the US mainland.

The Windows PC is cooler than its ever been before -- here's how Microsoft made it happen The Windows PC is in the midst of something of a renaissance.

Warren Buffett lives in a modest house that's worth .001% of his total wealth -- here's what it looks like He bought the house for $US31,500 in 1958 or about $US250,000 in today's dollars. He calls it the "third-best investment he's ever made."

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