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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia What's most likely to happen to Room 135, and bump stocks. Theresa May's terrible, horrible, no good day. Google's earbud translators work. And this king needs a new gold elevator, stat.

This could be the most bullish indicator on the global economy right now If the latest batch of manufacturing and services purchasing managers indices (PMI) are anything to go by, the global economy continued to strengthen during the September quarter.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Surely the ASX can climb today. Surely.

Apple gave Uber's app 'unprecedented' access to a secret backdoor that can record iPhone screens Uber's iPhone app has a secret backdoor to powerful Apple features, allowing the ride-hailing service to potentially record a user's screen and access other personal information without their knowledge.

The 5 most annoying changes in the new iPhone update -- and how to fix them iOS 11 is pretty great, but some of its changes -- like hiding auto brightness and moving the new account setup menu -- are annoying.

Britain is facing a budget 'bloodbath' due to slow growth Chancellor Philip Hammond must deal with growth that has been much slower than thought in recent years.

The 20 biggest games coming in the second half of 2017 As usual, the back half of the year is awash with major game launches, from the highly-anticipated "Destiny 2" in September to the also highly-anticipated "Super Mario Odyssey" in October.

23 teachers share the weirdest thing they have ever experienced on the job Ask just about any educator and they will tell you - there are many joys that come with teaching.

Women are catching up to men on buying cars -- but gender still plays a huge role in what they pay When it comes to spending habits, men and women are still vastly different, with very different priorities for their money.

Why Google says it killed the headphone jack, even though it called out Apple last year for doing the same thing During its big Pixel event Wednesday, Google didn't linger when it got to the part about the missing headphone jacks on its new Pixel 2 smartphones.

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