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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Trump tweets, internet gets mad, important stuff happens elsewhere. FANGs are the pits, but we've found hundreds of human skulls in a hole. And Kim Jong Un is sitting on trillions.

The 9 things that separate merely successful startups from ones that become billion dollar businesses There are thousands of tech startups, but only a lucky few (or, technically 205) ever become valued as billion-dollar businesses.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Tech stocks are plummeting.

Why you should always get a corporate program with your corporate car Serious car lovers want to get the most out of the time they have with their investment.

Trump has left a door to the next global economic crisis wide open You could be forgiven for not realising that, according to a paper by the Bank of International Settlements, Trump has left a door to the next global economic crisis wide open.

This CEO is paying his employees $10,000 to leave San Francisco -- but nobody has taken him up on it yet Back in March, a company called Zapier made headlines when it announced it would pay $US10,000 in moving expenses for new employees to leave the expensive San Francisco Bay Area -- the opposite of how it usually works.

A group of scientists says we have three years to save the planet from irreversible destruction A planet devastated by climate change may seem like a distant future. But Earth is already experiencing effects today. Globally, the mean rate of sea level

Audi and Spider-Man gave the public a sneak peek of a secret new luxury sedan Pretty sure Peter Parker hasn't got a licence to drive.

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