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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia FaceApp privacy concerns, Uber Eats in trouble and Notre Dame fire causes.

Elon Musk finally took the wraps off his new brain microchip company that plans to connect people's brains to the internet by next year He's tested it on monkeys and says its as safe as LASIK eye surgey.

Viral app that makes you look old with shocking precision may be quietly keeping all your data While FaceApp's age filter has led to plenty of fun online, some users are concerned about what happens to their photos once they're uploaded to the Russian app.

Uber Eats admits bullying restaurants into taking responsibility for botched deliveries that weren't their fault Uber Eats has been wrist-slapped by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for "unfair contract terms".

President Trump is reportedly taking a personal interest into the $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract that Amazon is widely expected to win President Donald Trump reportedly demanded more information about the project, a cloud contract from the Pentagon that could be worth as much as $US10 billion.

Australia Post promises same-day delivery from 2,500 wineries as Amazon raises the bar Australians will be able to order wine and receive it same-day under a new partnership between AusPost and Winedepot, which promsies to cut down on shipping costs and times.

Netflix calls speculation that it's moving into selling advertising 'false' Netflix is ad-free and plans to stay that way, the company reminded investors on Wednesday.

Megatrends are reshaping the globe, here's what your business can do to ride the wave Change is constantly remaking the society in which we live.

7 shows nominated for Emmys this year that critics don't actually like The 2019 Emmy nominations were announced earlier this week and not everyone is pleased with them.

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