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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Trump's throwing big claims around, Hong Kong protests grow, Prince Harry has a Father's Day message and Israel Folau is not holding back.

Hong Kong has been devoured by a 'sea of black' amid protests over extradition plans with China: How the intense blowback inspired a historic apology Hong Kong has been engulfed in protests the past week over a proposed law that would allow extradition of residents to mainland China.

Apple CEO Tim Cook called out companies like Facebook, Theranos, and YouTube in a speech pushing for responsibility in Silicon Valley Apple CEO Tim Cook said in his commencement speech at Stanford University that the tech industry is becoming known for the belief that "you can claim credit without accepting responsibility."

Boeing CEO admits 'mistake' with 737 Max ahead of Paris Air Show, as analysts note 'ominous dark cloud' hanging over the entire industry Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg admitted his firm made mistakes that were "not acceptable" in handling a safety feature that's been implicated in two deadly crashes of the company's signature 737 Max aircraft.

A massive power outage left over 48 million people in the dark across entire countries in South America A power outage in South America has left all of Argentina and Uruguay, along with parts of Brazil and Paraguay, without any electricity.

It's been 100 years since we've seen anybody like Elon Musk — here's why that's so disorienting Tesla CEO Elon Musk is more like an old-school automotive entrepreneur than a modern-day business manager.

The controversial Adani Carmichael coalmine has been approved. Here's what happens next. After eight years, the Adani coalmine in the Galilee Basin has received its final environmental approval, effectively giving it the green light.

A Wall Street investment chief overseeing $26 billion breaks down why recession fears are overblown, even as the market clamors for Fed relief Some industry watchers argue that the recent yield-curve inversion is due to low inflation, and therefore not a sign of recession.

This chart shows just how much Facebook, Google, and Amazon dominate the digital economy The chart below shows the amount of power that three of the biggest tech companies have in key sectors of the digital economy.

Taylor Swift just teased her upcoming music video for 'You Need to Calm Down' and it's filled with celebrities, from the stars of 'Queer Eye' to Ellen DeGeneres Swift, who is no stranger to the star-studded music video, will appear alongside many LGBTQ celebrities and allies alike, including Ellen DeGeneres, RuPaul, Adam Rippon, Ryan Reynolds, and Ciara.

Key skills your staff need if you want to build a higher-performing workplace All employers know that building a strong workforce requires ongoing training for staff and management to maintain that top-tier productivity.

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