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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The war with North Korea isn't going to happen - soon. But here are the stocks to buy when war is coming. Why you should never think you're indispensable. And a big BBC boob.

Facebook is officially launching its big attack on TV tomorrow Facebook's push into becoming a destination for original TV shows begins on Thursday with the launch of its redesigned video tab, Business Insider has learned.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning These are exciting times in which we live.

Trump's childhood home is now listed on Airbnb -- and up to 20 people can stay in it for $1,000 a night The home where President Donald Trump spent the first years of his life is still standing in New York -- and now, anyone can stay there starting at about $A1,000 a night.

Australian accused drug trafficker Cassie Sainsbury's plea bargain has been rejected The 22-year-old Adelaide woman, who was facing a 20-year jail term, had agreed to name the people involved in a drug smuggling ring in exchange for a six-year sentence.

Scott Morrison on Amazon: 'If consumers win, that's good for your economy' Australia's retail industry is the second biggest employer after the healthcare sector.

BIS Oxford: Australia's home building boom is about to go over a cliff Australia's booming residential construction market is shifting into reverse, with a 31% slump forecast over the next three years.

North Korea again threatens nuclear strike near Guam -- specifying it will send 4 rockets North Korea's army released a statement Wednesday repeating and specifying its threat to launch nuclear-capable missiles near Guam, a US territory home to massive US Air Force and Navy bases.

[SPOILERS] Daenerys ignored Jon Snow's advice, and it could mean a popular fan theory is about to come true Daenerys Targaryen is, in many ways, one of the most appealing characters in HBO's "Game of Thrones." She's powerful and determined, and she inspires people to follow her again and again.

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