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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Hello, Friday. Something big is coming for South Australia's power question; markets are a bit jittery; Microsoft is sacking thousands of people, and Kim Jong-un was smoking a durry beside a fuel-laden ICBM.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Jitters.

Iron ore just had its largest fall in close to a month Moves are back.

Amazon, not Google, is the most popular starting point for Americans looking to buy products online An insight into how people think about Amazon.

If a nuclear bomb explodes, these are the emergency supplies you should have prepared or grab on the run A small nuclear bomb set off by a terrorist is one of 15 disaster scenarios the US government plans for. Radioactive fallout is the biggest danger for those who survive the initial blast.

This is why authorities can't cancel the Opal card transplanted in a Sydney man's hand It's simple.

A woman who's spent over a decade in HR shares the No. 1 sign it's time to quit your job Quitting your job -- especially if you don't have another full-time gig lined up -- can be terrifying. But there are tons of solid reasons to do it anyway.

A CEO explains how his leadership style changed as he went from a 21-year-old on his own to leading a $200 million company In the early days of Squarespace, CEO and founder Anthony Casalena wore many hats. He would spend his days tackling a litany of random tasks, including writing code, penning marketing copy, and even answering customer service tickets.

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