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Elon Musk will debate Alibaba founder Jack Ma at an artificial intelligence conference Elon Musk is set to headline an artificial intelligence conference in China on Thursday.

Atlassian plummets seven places on list of best places to work in Australia as Salesforce retains the crown The 50 Best Places to Work 2019 guide has been released, with Salesforce retaining its prime position in the 'over 1,000 employees' category.

North Korea is building a new ballistic missile submarine that could one day be a nightmare for the US and its allies North Korea has been working on a new ballistic missile submarine, and experts believe its launch may be coming soon.

Nick Kyrgios said he was happy to win his first round US Open match quickly because it meant he could go to the pub after The Australian beat Johnson 6-3, 7-6 (7-1), 6-4 in less than two hours on Tuesday to book a place in the second round, where he faces Frenchman Antoine Hoang.

The world is talking about Donald Trump's relationship with Deutsche Bank. Here's why it's drawing intense scrutiny. Deutsche Bank responded to a congressional subpoena Tuesday, revealing it holds tax returns tied to President Trump.

This chart shows exactly how many extra days women have to work in each Australian state to earn the same as men The Workplace Gender Equality Agency has released a chart identifying the extent of the gender pay gap in each Australian state.

Matthew McConaughey is now a full-time film professor at the University of Texas The Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey will start teaching as a full-time film professor this spring.

Here are Australia's top cryptocurrency hotspots — the suburbs trading the most in every state Australian cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve has released its list of Australian suburbs that have become the "busiest crypto trading hotspots".

How to be a great leader by recognising and adapting to change It's widely recognised that the customer is at the heart of business sustainability in the digital age.

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