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'Game of Thrones' season 8 premiere leaked early on DirecTV Now and fans are losing it HBO's premiere episode of "Game of Thrones" accidentally leaked online early for DirecTV Now customers. Whoops. (No spoilers).

The door opened for Tiger Woods' win at the Masters on its most notorious hole when 4 contenders hit their balls into the water Tiger Woods won his fifth green jacket at the Masters on Sunday, his first win at a major since 2008.

The Russians are screwing with the GPS system to send bogus data to thousands of ships The Russians are hacking the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) on a mass scale in order to confuse thousands of ships and aeroplanes.

Research from 2013 found Australia could support up to 60% electric vehicles using simple and cheap technology Labor plans to introduce targets for 50% of vehicles being electric if it wins government. This expert says the grid can handle it.

Conservative MPs fear May's Article 50 extension is the beginning of the end for Brexit Conservative MPs believe Theresa May's decision to delay Brexit significantly increases the chances of Brexit being cancelled altogether.

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and all 27 other banks working on Uber's mega-IPO Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs won the top banking roles on the upcoming Uber IPO, which could reportedly raise up to $US100 million.

SafetyCulture is the workplace startup from Townsville that has global ambitions – and is on its way to achieving them SafetyCulture, an Australian startup, is seeing huge success with its checklist and incident reporting apps. Here's what's next for the company.

A huge new 'Star Wars' game where you play as a Jedi is coming out this November A huge new "Star Wars" game was unveiled on Saturday, named "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order."

Millennials are building multimillion-dollar beauty empires on their massive Instagram and Snapchat followings, and it's disrupting a centuries-old industry From Rihanna to Emily Weiss, more young women are disrupting the beauty space with cosmetic lines that thrive on social media.

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