The local stock market is on track for a second straight week of modest gains, as investors continue to weigh a barrage of local and global risk factors.

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Artificial intelligence expertise isn’t the top requirement for the latest in-demand job – the chief AI officer.

Chen Xia/Global Times. Five years since AUKUS was unveiled with considerable political fanfare, Australia has remarkably ...

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Australia’s highest court has just delivered its first-ever decision in a climate case. And it could sour the economic argument for developing new coal and gas projects in New South Wales, and ...

The Australian sharemarket is on track for its worst month since the US opened fire on Iran in February - and the pain is far ...

Fund managers see pulled deal reflecting questions around Firmus, not AI more broadly Read more at The Business Times.

The US State ​Department said on ‌Thursday that it has ​approved the ​potential sale of ⁠Tomahawk capability ​development and ​related equipment to Australia for an ​estimated total ​cost of $300 ...