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AU$129m first-half loss as Arq Group close to selling its last remaining business
Left without its name and just its SMB division, the company is still in a AU$42 million gross debt hole.
Macquarie Telecom keeps chugging away on revenue and EBITDA growth
Racks up five and a half years of growth, as hosting continues to carry declining telecom business.
EU working on proposal to bring back easily replaceable smartphone batteries
EU proposal for easily replaceable phone batteries aims to bring down e-waste; to be presented next month.
Rio Tinto commits $1 billion to tackle climate change
The company says technology will help it achieve its goal of having net zero emissions by 2050.
Data breach exposes Clearview AI client list
Most of the company's clients are law enforcement.
Brazilian government wants Tesla factory
President Jair Bolsonaro's visit to the US in March will include negotiations with Elon Musk's firm
Costa Group turns to AI 'maths robot' to improve berry yield predictions
With berry crops now planted in polytunnels, Costa Group is turning to an AI-driven IoT platform to improve its on-farm decisions.
Microsoft says COVID-19 outbreak will hamper Surface, More Personal Computing unit
The supply chain in China is recovering slower than expected and Microsoft is cutting expectations for its computing unit.
Square's Cash App grows to 24 million active users
The company reported its fourth quarter financial results on Wednesday.
Is higher education ready to serve the new traditional and connected students?
The demographics of higher education students are changing rapidly. Their needs and expectations are shifting. Institutions that are not prepared to serve the needs of new traditional students face significant challenges in meeting their enrollment and retention goals.
