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Fortune 500 CEOs and top execs reveal what to do in your 20s to set yourself up for an awesome career If you want to run the business world someday, you need to start building an awesome career for yourself early.

PODCAST: Trump's shutdown threat, China capital controls and Australian property, and the dire state of rugby There's quite a bit happening. To discuss it all this week we're joined by Chris Weston, head of research at IG Markets in Australia.

The world's top artificial intelligence companies are pleading for a ban on killer robots Both scientists and industry are worried.

'Psychologically scarred' millennials are killing countless industries -- this is what they like the least Goodbye, beer, napkins and golf.

EXCLUSIVE: The links between academics and commercial interests lobbying to change Australia's copyright laws It's all about 'fair dealing' versus 'fair use'.

Australians aren't buying the story of the economic recovery, and that's a huge problem Consumer confidence fell to the lowest level in two years.

Here's how to manage your boss SMH.COM.AU: Helping your boss succeed allows you to learn along the way and creates space for you to progress into.

Why bad leaders think they are good leaders It's human to think we're above average, but in leadership it's a worrying phenomenon.

A 35-year-old Google employee with Stage 4 cancer has a sobering message about not taking life for granted Cherish every single moment.

This 25-year-old made a fortune in bitcoin -- now he travels the world partying and plotting the future of money This is living.

The Volkswagen Kombi is officially coming back Retro-cool.

We should never have told people to start taking vitamins, and new research linking one type to cancer shows why They're colourful, chewable, and more affordable than a doctor's visit.

A crazy 'Game of Thrones' theory about Bran Stark and the Night King is spreading like wildfire What do you think?

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